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Leak Detector Fluid (LDF) • The standard defines one action for all types of installation regardless of supply pressure or regulator • That is, if the tightness test includes the section of pipework between the meter control valve (MCV) and the primary meter regulator, all joints in that section shall be tested at operating
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