Squeeze steps:
1. Check again that the exhaust valve plug and the ball valve are closed;
2. Close the No. 7 ball valve (isolate the water tank and the rehydration pump to prevent air pressure leakage);
3. Open all mini ball valves on the water distributor;
4. Use the trachea to connect to any quick-plug interface and close the corresponding ball valve;
Figure 1 system—line connection ball valve
5. Use an air compressor to press down to 7bar, stabilize for more than 12h, and check for leaks;
6. The critical inspection parts are as follows:
a) The connection between the push-in connector and the mini ball valve;
b) Quick plug ball valve and bellows connection;
c) The connection between the mini ball valve and the water distributor;
d) The connection between the quick plug and the computing device.
Figure 2 system - chuck connection
Figure 3 system - flanged/threaded/welded connections location
7. The inspection method is as follows:
a) See, hear, and touch to check for leaks;
b) Choose one soap, washing powder, and detergent, add water to make a soap solution, and apply it to the suspected leakage point, especially the interface; the part with bubbling bubbles is the leakage point.
*Note: This is the water-cooled container parameter of the AVIC 1.3 version. If your product is from other manufacturers or versions, it may differ slightly from this parameter. This parameter is for reference only.