AS/NZS 3707:2001
Method for testing pressure cycling resistance of pipes and fittings
Provides the method for determining the pressure cycling resistance properties of pipes, joints and fittings for pressure applications. Assesses the ability of a pipe or fitting system to perform in an environment that involves cyclical loading.
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