What is a Test pump?

A test pump is a device used to perform pressure testing on pipelines and equipment. It is typically used to verify the pressure resistance of newly installed or repaired piping systems to ensure they can withstand the required pressure and are free from leaks. A test pump works by applying pressure, often with water or air, and maintaining that pressure for a certain period. If the pressure drops or leaks are detected, it indicates a problem in the system. Test pumps are essential tools in industries such as oil and gas, chemical plants, and power stations, where safety and integrity are critical.

Application of Test pump

✅Pipeline Pressure Testing
A test pump was used on the newly installed pipeline system in a factory to apply the design pressure and ensure there were no leaks. This confirmed the system was safe for operation.
✅Oil Plant Inspection
After the installation of new pipelines in an oil plant, a test pump was used to perform high-pressure testing and verify that the system could withstand the required pressure.
✅Water Pipe Testing
After replacing old water pipes, a test pump was used to perform a pressure test and confirm there were no leaks, ensuring the system was in a reusable condition.
✅Chemical Plant Pressure Test
After installing a new piping system in a chemical plant, a test pump was used to carry out a pressure test, confirming the system was ready for use.

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