So why isn't it? The regulations aren't onerous for compressed air.
So why isn't it? The regulations aren't onerous for compressed air.
AFAIR the cost of inspection by a *competent* person equated to the value of the equipment.
Obviously I do check that the system operates within designed safe working pressure limits and do not interfere with installed relief valves. However, I am not competent to inspect the interior.
regards
Talk to your local model engineers, and whoever does boiler inspection for model steam engines. It's the same water-pump rig to do a static hydraulic test on it and provided that you don't just look in Yellow Pages for the pneumatic equivalent of Dyno-Rod, the inspection cost is (IMHE) reasonable. By "reasonable" I mean "I can't even remember, it was that unmemorable".
(I can tell you to the penny what a new switch for the electric door cost!)
branded products;
"The Wolf Sioux II Air Compressor is hand built by our expertly trained engineers here in Great Britain"
Call me an old cynic, but I tend to expect that means they bolt the compressor assembly and wheels to the tank when it gets off the boat from elsewhere.
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