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[irritation]

(A) - Too many seals and connections for a possible leak.
(B) - Exactly, walk the system during blow out and leaks can be found.

[Duekster]

Surely you guys are not using a stethoscope on dirt? I am more of a probe kind of guy when wetness is present.
Next thing I know you guys will be claiming to use ultra-sound location.

[1idejim]

Originally Posted by irritation

(A) - Too many seals and connections for a possible leak.
(B) - Exactly, walk the system during blow out and leaks can be found.

Both of you are right (scarry), i would use the QC as an option but not as the rule for a couple of reasons.

1) sealing issues.
2) you aren't the one that you are proving the integrety to, it is the owner.
3) while i don't doubt that you have all found yous share of leaks. Leaks are a specialty of mine. I have found hundreds.
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[irritation]

I've tried stethoscopes on seeping valves with not much luck. If I can't hear it, it's not weeping.

[1idejim]

Originally Posted by Duekster

Surely you guys are not using a stethoscope on dirt? I am more of a probe kind of guy when wetness is present.
Next thing I know you guys will be claiming to use ultra-sound location.

Son-o-phone and Fisher XLT-16.

I'm not foolin about Dueky
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[Duekster]

Originally Posted by 1idejim

Son-o-phone and Fisher XLT-16.

I'm not foolin about Dueky
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Good to know Jimmy.

[mitchgo]

stethascope's are awesome! I've found plenty of weaping valves that wouldn't have been able to find with out it.


though the accoustical leak detection owns all.

I typically use the meter with a few min test..

[irritation]

Originally Posted by mitchgo

stethascope's are awesome! I've found plenty of weaping valves that wouldn't have been able to find with out it.

I think they are too sensitive. A small leak under pressure makes a lot of noise.

Is it seeping, weeping or weaping?

[1idejim]

Originally Posted by irritation

I think they are too sensitive. A small leak under pressure makes a lot of noise.

Is it seeping, weeping or weaping?

Nah, accoustical equipment is extremely accurate. You have to tune out sounds that are not associated with water movement.

I listen to the body and then each screw to get location. Hard to explain-easy to do.
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[1idejim]

Originally Posted by Duekster

Good to know Jimmy.

That a boy, my elders, my girlfriends and my buddies call me jimmy!!
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