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Re: Hydrogen leak testing
Posted to HVAC Forum on 7/28/2012 2 Replies

If you have access to a 4 or 5 gas, you might consider using CO2 instead. Make a long wand for it and detect the plume of CO2 from the leak.

I intend to get my 5 gas back up and running when I get a new O2 for it. Then start using CO2 for leak testing. Login to read more.

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