Test cap
AssigneeBos Fabrication Engineering Services Pty Ltd
InventorsMark MOODY, Jurgen VAN DEN BOS
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Abstract
A test cap (100) for fluid pressure testing of pipework is described. The test cap (100) comprises a body (30) releasably attachable to pipework, the body (30) having a chamber (la) capable of being in fluid communication with pipework when test cap (100) is attached to the pipework, and a pressure-sensitive indicator (4) for indicating the presence or absence of fluid in the chamber (la) or in the pipework, or a change of pressure in the chamber (la) or in the pipework, when the chamber (la) is in fluid communication with the pipework.
Claims19
A test cap for fluid pressure testing of pipework, said test cap comprising:
- a body releasably attachable to said pipework;
- said body having a chamber capable of being in fluid communication with said pipework when said test cap is attached to said pipework, and
- a pressure-sensitive indicator for indicating the presence or absence of fluid in said chamber or in said pipework when said chamber is in fluid communication with said pipework.
A test cap for fluid pressure testing of pipework, said test cap comprising:
- a body releasably attachable to said pipework;
- said body having a chamber capable of being in fluid communication with said pipework when said test cap is attached to said pipework, and
- a pressure-sensitive indicator for indicating a change in pressure in said chamber or in said pipework when said chamber is in fluid communication with said pipework.
A test cap for fluid pressure testing of pipework, said test cap comprising:
- a body releasably attachable to said pipework;
- said body having a pair of chambers each of which is capable of being in fluid communication with said pipework when said test cap is attached to said pipework, and
- a pressure-sensitive indicator for indicating the presence or absence of fluid or a change in pressure in at least one of said chambers or in said pipework when one or more of said chambers is in fluid communication with said pipework.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.