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During the testing phase, maintain pressure for the specified duration. The duration will depend on industry standards or project specifications. During this time, inspect all joints, connections, and surfaces for any signs of leaks or deformation. If a leak is detected, the pressure should be alleviated immediately to prevent damage.
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After the testing period, carefully relieve the pressure in the system. Begin by closing the pump’s outlet valve, then slowly open the release valve to allow the pressure to drop gradually. Never release pressure too quickly, as this can cause water to spurt out violently, posing safety risks.

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Finally, document the testing results, including the maximum pressure achieved, the duration of the test, and any observations made during the process. This documentation is vital for compliance, safety evaluations, and future reference.
In conclusion, using hydraulic pumps in hydrostatic testing is a critical procedure that requires careful selection, preparation, and execution. Following these guidelines will help ensure a successful test, maintain safety standards, and achieve reliable results.