BS EN 13625:2002

Foreword
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 Tracer gas method - Group A techniques (gas flowing
   into object)
   4.1 Equipment and Material required for all group A
        techniques
   4.2 Vacuum technique
5 Tracer gas method - Group B techniques (gas flowing
   out of the object)
   5.1 Equipment and Material required for all group B
        techniques
   5.2 Ammonia technique (B.1)
   5.3 Vacuum box technique, for large enclosures or
        open walls (B.2.1, B.2.2)
   5.4 Enclosures techniques (B.3, B.6)
   5.5 Direct sample probing technique (B.4)
   5.6 Pressurizing-Evacuation technique (B.5)
   5.7 Sealed object by vacuum technique (B.6)
6 Bubble test method - Group C techniques
   6.1 Immersion technique (C.1)
   6.2 Liquid application technique (C.2)
   6.2 Liquid application technique (C.2)
   6.3 Liquid technique with vacuum box
7 Total pressure change method - Group D techniques
   7.1 Equipment and Material required for all group D
        techniques
   7.2 Pressure decay technique (D.1)
   7.3 Pressure rise technique (D.2)
   7.4 Pressure change test (bell pressure change - D.3)
   7.5 Flow measurement technique (D.4)
Bibliography

Describes criteria for the selection of equipment for the leak detection methods described in EN 1779. The minimum requirements for the performance of the instruments used are also given as guidelines for personnel involved in testing.

This European Standard specifies criteria for the selection of equipment for the leak detection methods described in EN 1779. The minimum requirements for the performance of the instruments used are also given as a guideline for personnel involved in testing. The definite selection of an instrument for a given test is within the responsibility of a qualified operator (at minimum level 2 qualification - see EN 473).