It's API 6D not API-5D. API 5D is specification for drill pipes.
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Subject: [PipingDesign] :
API-5D Valves test pressure
04/06/05 02:05 AM
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Background Information
API-5D (Table 5.1) gives the minimum shell test
pressure for valves as 1.5% of rated MAOP. Example:
ANSI Class 150, the min. shell test pressure is 425
psi.
During hydro test of long section of a piping system including valves, we state that the mini. test pressure is 425 psi. Since we cannot maintain the exact pressure, we typically use a range of test pressure, i.e. 425-475 psig, Assuming 100% Yield of pipe is >500 psig.
Question:
What is the maximum pressure that we are allowed to
use on the valve?
Where in the Code (and which Code)I can find this
information?
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