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1) Everybody (shop engineer, safety officer, shop in-charge and QC engineer) is expected to work
seriously as per this procedure to avoid failures on account of hydro-test.
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Name and signature of Name and signature of
requesting shop engineer shop in-charge
I have ckecked all the above points except 2, 7, 8 & 13. and the job is cleared for hydro-test.
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Name and signature of safety officer
Reporting of leaking hydro-plugs.
░ ░ ░ ░ ░ nos. hydro-plugs of ░ ░ ░ ░ ░ ░ ░ ░ size found leaking and corrected for the first
time in front of me.
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Name and signature of shop engineer (With date and time)
In spite of above correction the same plugs found leaking during next hydro-test, hence blank
welding done for ░ ░ ░ ░ ░ nos. stubs.
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Name and signature of shop engineer (With date and time)
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Name and signature of shop engineer Name and signature of shop-in-
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░ Name and signature of safety
officer
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Name and signature of QAC engineer.
1) If the plug starts leaking during hydro-test then all the pressure part shall be de-
pressurised and the plug shall be removed. The rubber seal and “O” ring shall be
changed and then the hydro-testing shall be carried out.
2) Even after this change if the same plug starts leaking, then blank welding shall be
done for that stub(s) and hydro-testing shall be continued.
3) MED shall be reported in above case for further analysis.
4) If the plug shifts outside during pressurizing, then de-pressurise the pressure part
and re- tighten the plug.
5) If the plug shifts outside by more than 10mm then de-pressurise and remove the
plug. Continue the hydro-test by blank welding.
6) Do not tighten the hydro-plug or tamper with the plug or fittings when the job is
pressurized.
7) While removing the hydro-plug, loosen the nut and tap the mandrel on the
hexagonal connector with hammer.
8) Pressurising shall be done at a slow motor speed approximately at a rate of 4 to 5
kg/cm2 per minute.
9) Use Dowty seals for all threaded joints, which are exposed to hydro pressure.