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17-09-2010, 06:29 PM #1
Re: Anhydrous Ammonia Leak Detection.
Soap and bubbles are best at pinpointing the source!
On account of the fact that the water is absorbed to readily by the Ammonia!
One of my favorites is the old rub the the site of the potential leak and then sniff the hand trick! And that doesn't cost anything!
Not without stripping Half the drive/ Guards etc off!
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Sorted now I am glad to say.
Many thanks Grizzly
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21-01-2011, 03:59 AM #2
Re: Anhydrous Ammonia Leak Detection.
Sorted now I am glad to say.
Many thanks Grizzly[/QUOTE]
Grizzly,
Soap bubbles have never failed me as long as the systems pressure was relatively higher than atmosphere!
Sure you could discount the usefulness of touching the potential leak and smelling it because it may require some disassembly in about 1 fifth of 1 percent of the system that I have been charged with!
Heck I would counter that there is no such thing as a perfect leak detection method! How would your sulfer stick do in 50 mile per hour winds? In that case the sniffing your hand trick would work!
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21-01-2011, 06:15 AM #3
Re: Anhydrous Ammonia Leak Detection.
Grizzly,
Soap bubbles have never failed me as long as the systems pressure was relatively higher than atmosphere!
Sure you could discount the usefulness of touching the potential leak and smelling it because it may require some disassembly in about 1 fifth of 1 percent of the system that I have been charged with!
Heck I would counter that there is no such thing as a perfect leak detection method! How would your sulfer stick do in 50 mile per hour winds? In that case the sniffing your hand trick would work![/quote]
Each to their own, as they say.
I must say I have never tried to leak check in 50 mph winds. (must be big bubbles?)
The last thing i would be doing is sniffing my hand.
If you bother to read my post correctly.
I actually refer to gods own leak detector.
I just did not where to do the sniffing.
GrizzlyLast edited by Grizzly; 21-01-2011 at 06:19 AM.
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