Leak Test/Cold Test Automation: Questions Answered

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Automated leak detection systems are essential in controls engineering for ensuring the integrity of systems. The discussion highlights the need for clarity on specific applications, such as leakdown testing in engines versus broader automated testing processes. Participants emphasize the importance of understanding the context and requirements of the testing to provide accurate information. The conversation indicates a growing interest in integrating automation into leak testing methodologies. Overall, the focus is on enhancing testing efficiency and reliability through automation in various engineering fields.
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Can anyone tell me anything about leak test/cold test/hot test in the world of automation ?

Thanks a lot,
 
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Could you be more specific? Are you asking about leakdown testing of engines? What do you mean by "the world of automation"? Are you asking about automated leak detection systems? Are you asking about test process development which includes a leak or leakdown test point?
 
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Could you be more specific? Are you asking about leakdown testing of engines? What do you mean by "the world of automation"? Are you asking about automated leak detection systems? Are you asking about test process development which includes a leak or leakdown test point?

Sorry, I should be more specific.

I was asking about automated leak detection systems, and I meant "the world of automation" as in controls engineering.

Thanks,
 
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