Last month we discussed why consistent joint testing is a crucial and sometimes overlooked steps. This month, let’s get practical and outline some common ways you can joint test, break down the benefits and drawbacks of each, and summarize the steps involved. To start, there are essentially four ways to joint test.
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Joint testing of pipe and structures is still seen by some as an unnecessary or unrealistic extra step, but without it we risk far more than just a leak. Plenty can go wrong during and after the homing or installation process, whether because of an open joint failing to create a seal with the gasket or a bad seal allowing infiltration or exfiltration. Testing takes the uncertainty out of the sealing capability and means a better product, installation and conveyance system for everyone involved.
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