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A hydro test is a type of pressure test that involves filling a vessel or system with water and pressurizing it to ensure it can safely hold the intended pressure. On the other hand, a hydrostatic test is a specific type of hydro test that involves using water as the test medium and pressurizing the system to a specified pressure for a set period to check for leaks or structural weaknesses. In essence, a hydrostatic test is a subset of hydro tests, with the key difference being the use of water as the test medium and the specific test parameters involved.
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SteveHydrotest is a pressure testing option where a liquid (usually water) is injected into a pipe system to check for structural flaws permitting leakage at normal pressure.
Whereas, hydrostatic testing allows the detection of leaks that only become obvious at elevated operating pressures.
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