For many years, manufacturers of high pressure equipment have used concrete or steel bunkers to protect personnel during the initial proof testing of the equipment they built. This was a logical and reasonable thing to do considering the manufacturing process. However, when the equipment left manufacturing to be assembled or… Continue reading

Pressure testing facilities historically have involved large concrete or steel barriers, they are a predetermined size and structure which might be inadequate in years to come. In environments such as facilities where high pressure components are manufactured or recertified, it is common that equipment is transported to a specific test… Continue reading