Article | REF: R2055 V1

Leak detection

Author: Bernard SEEMANN

Publication date: March 10, 2005

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3. Leak testing implementation

The extension of leak detection methods and their application to large, complex facilities such as nuclear power plants has highlighted the dual aspect of these techniques: leak testing and fault location.

3.1 Pressure variation control

The considerations given by the expression (4) , § 1.2.2

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