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What are the negatives of high pressure processing?
High pressure processing presents several significant drawbacks that technical professionals must carefully consider. The main negatives include substantial safety risks from equipment failures and operator injuries, extensive maintenance requirements due to component wear, high operational...
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What does high water pressure mean?
High water pressure refers to water delivered at significantly elevated force levels, typically ranging from 1,000 to 40,000 PSI (69 to 2,758 bar) or higher, compared to standard household water pressure of 30-80 PSI (2.1-5.5...
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What are the standards for high pressure water jetting?
High pressure water jetting standards encompass multiple regulatory frameworks that govern equipment safety, operator training, and environmental compliance. Key standards include ISO 11148 for portable pneumatic tools, OSHA regulations for workplace safety, and regional certifications...
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What are the different types of water jetting?
Water jetting encompasses several distinct techniques categorised by pressure levels and specific applications. The main types include low-pressure water jetting (up to 10,000 PSI (689 BAR)), medium-pressure systems (10,000-25,000 PSI (689-1,724 BAR)), high-pressure water jetting...
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What are the major hazards posed by a high pressure system?
High pressure systems pose several major hazards including severe injection injuries, equipment failures, operator errors, and environmental risks. The most dangerous hazards stem from the immense force generated by high pressure water jetting systems, which...
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What is the highest water pressure PSI?
The highest water pressure PSI achievable in industrial applications can reach over 100,000 PSI (6,895 BAR) with specialised ultra-high pressure systems. Most commercial high pressure water jetting equipment operates between 10,000 to 40,000 PSI (689...
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What happens to highly pressurized water?
When water reaches extremely high pressure, it undergoes significant physical changes that dramatically increase its cleaning power. The water becomes denser, its molecular structure changes, and it can generate tremendous impact forces when released through...
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How do I choose a high pressure water jet?
Choosing the right high pressure water jet depends on your specific cleaning requirements, the surfaces you'll be working with, and your operational environment. You'll need to consider pressure levels (typically ranging from 500 bar (7,252...
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