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angelf
Am I right to assume that when doing a gas tightness test (ie up to 10bar ECV off ) and the gas pressure on the u gauge still keeps going up that the ECV is letting by? Cheers
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stick it in the cc where it should be.
if the pressure is getting up to 10bar, you want to be thinking about getting out of there
D
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Cc/ccc.
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angelf
sorry I meant 10millibar on u gauge-need a rest after 15 days working on the trot. So q should have read.
If when doing a tightness test (with the pressure on u gauge at 10mb and the ecv off) am I right to assume that the meter is letting by if the pressure on the gauge keeps climbing? I have the answer I know in my heap of books but as I am moving house & much of my stuff is in storage I thought this might be a quicker way of getting the answer. Can anyone help? cheers
If when doing a tightness test (with the pressure on u gauge at 10mb and the ecv off) am I right to assume that the meter is letting by if the pressure on the gauge keeps climbing? I have the answer I know in my heap of books but as I am moving house & much of my stuff is in storage I thought this might be a quicker way of getting the answer. Can anyone help? cheers
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If you don't know these fundamental basics you should not be working with gas at all, can I rememend you career change (again) to stock replenishment operative for tesco?
the answer is yes the ECV is letting by, but as others have said, not really a question that needs to be asked by a qualified engineer (even after working for 15 days on the trot!!!!!!!) how long have you been qualified? (possibly 15 days, sorry couldnt resist it 
) is this a hypothetical question, i hope so cause if it is from a real job you better get back there and deal with it under the IUP, (what would be your categorisation of an ECV letting by)
) is this a hypothetical question, i hope so cause if it is from a real job you better get back there and deal with it under the IUP, (what would be your categorisation of an ECV letting by)
D
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Dick Puller is a bawbag but I agree with him on the cc/ccc's
test nipple probably blocked
Yes indeed. Most likely scenario.
Also OP before you ring your distributor remember there is an allowable amount of let-bye.
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