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    Hydrostatic Pressure Test

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    1. Multec commissioned PROVE Standards & Engineering to perform a hydrostatic pressure test on a pipe and fitting assembly to determine if it would leak under pressure. 2. The test assembly consisted of DN16 pipe and fittings marked with pressure and temperature ratings. 3. The assembly was pressurized to 6000kPa and held for 30 minutes with no observed leakage or failure, conforming to the burst pressure test requirement.

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    1. Multec commissioned PROVE Standards & Engineering to perform a hydrostatic pressure test on a pipe and fitting assembly to determine if it would leak under pressure. 2. The test assembly consisted of DN16 pipe and fittings marked with pressure and temperature ratings. 3. The assembly was pressurized to 6000kPa and held for 30 minutes with no observed leakage or failure, conforming to the burst pressure test requirement.

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    1. Multec commissioned PROVE Standards & Engineering to perform a hydrostatic pressure test on a pipe and fitting assembly to determine if it would leak under pressure. 2. The test assembly consisted of DN16 pipe and fittings marked with pressure and temperature ratings. 3. The assembly was pressurized to 6000kPa and held for 30 minutes with no observed leakage or failure, conforming to the burst pressure test requirement.

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    Hydrostatic Pressure Test

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    1. Multec commissioned PROVE Standards & Engineering to perform a hydrostatic pressure test on a pipe and fitting assembly to determine if it would leak under pressure. 2. The test assembly consisted of DN16 pipe and fittings marked with pressure and temperature ratings. 3. The assembly was pressurized to 6000kPa and held for 30 minutes with no observed leakage or failure, conforming to the burst pressure test requirement.

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    Test report

    1. Document Control

    Company Name Multec Address 34 Chickasaw Crescent


    Client Name Alex Ziarkowski Suburb Greenfield Park
    E-mail alex@multec.com.au State/Province NSW
    Phone alex@multec.com.au Postal Code 2176
    ABN - Country/Region Australia

    Report Number: MUL-13-1-REP-PT-1

    Document prepared by: Frank Iapozzuto BEng (Mech) Date: 21/02/2013


    Laboratory Manager

    Document reviewed by: Terry Nguyen BEng (Mech) Date: 21/02/2013


    Senior Test Engineer

    Issue Date Release Number Description


    21/02/2013 1 Initial use

    2. General

    Test Item: Pipe and fitting assembly


    Standard tested to: Clients own method
    Sample(s) selected by: Multec
    Sample(s) delivered by: Multec
    Mode of delivery: Courier
    Date Received: 15/02/2013

    Template: 2001-2 Commercial in confidence Page 1 of 4


    PROVE Standards & Engineering Pty Ltd. MUL-13-1-REP-PT-1

    3. General

    PROVE Standards & Engineering Pty Ltd is a NATA endorsed plumbing laboratory. Multec
    appointed PROVE to perform a hydrostatic pressure test on a pipe and fitting assembly. The
    intent of the test was to determine if the fittings would leak under a given hydrostatic pressure.

    4. Referenced documents

    The following documents have been referenced for testing and reporting.
    Standard Standard Name
    - -

    5. Specimens Description
    Sample
    Sample description
    Code
    Name: Multec

    Markings on pipe: HOT/COLD MOP 1MPa at


    PROVE
    95°C/2MPa at 20°C MULTEC 002m
    Sample ID:
    Markings on fittings: W (Watermark symbol) AS 4176 DR
    MULTEC1
    WMKA22140 NF 16 2 CL1 14Bar

    Size: DN16

    Figure 5.1 Test Assembly provided by Multec

    Figure 5.2 Joint assemblies

    Template: 2001-2 Commercial in confidence Page 2 of 4


    PROVE Standards & Engineering Pty Ltd. MUL-13-1-REP-PT-1

    6. Performance requirements

    Test Reference Standard: Burst pressure


    Test Method Standard: Developed by Multec
    Date of Test: 18/02/2013
    Test Officer: Frank Iapozzuto
    Conformity to burst
    Sample ID Requirement Result
    pressure test

    Test pressure applied: 6000±100kPa


    The test assembly is filled with water at
    Test temperature: 23±3°C
    ambient temperature and is gradually
    MULTEC1 pressurized at to 6000kPa and Conforms
    Observations:
    maintained for 30min. The assembly is
    The test assembly showed no signs
    inspected for leakage or another failure.
    of leakage or any other failure

    Template: 2001-2 Commercial in confidence Page 3 of 4


    PROVE Standards & Engineering Pty Ltd. MUL-13-1-REP-PT-1

    Template: 2001-2 Commercial in confidence Page 4 of 4

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