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Fact Sheet FS 1 Potential hazards created by water hammer in steam systems

Publication Year

1997

Document Status

Withdrawn

Abstract

Outlines the causes of water hammer; recommends the replacement of cast iron stop valves on steam boilers; and presents a five point action plan to minimise hazards.

Document History

Superseded by FS 1, Issue 02 (SAFed, 2020).

ISBN

9781901212150

Publisher Information

Safety Assessment Federation

The Safety Assessment Federation (SAFED) represents the UK independent engineering inspection and certification industry. Their technical committees produce a series of authoritative and comprehensive publications, covering a wide variety of areas.

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