This invention provides a pressure testing device for gas storage tanks, belonging to the field of
pressure vessel technology. It solves the technical problems of existing high-pressure gas
pipe sealing tests, such as the inability to detect leaks during pressurization and the risk of explosion during testing. This pressure testing device for gas storage tanks includes a water tank, a
booster pump, a
pressure vessel, a main inlet
water pipe, a main return
water pipe, an inlet connector, and multiple inlet and return water
branch pipes. The inlet connector has an
inlet valve near the end of the main inlet
water pipe and a pressure relief port in the middle, with a pressure
relief valve at the pressure relief port. Each return water
branch pipe has a return water valve at its connection to the main return water
pipe. A water pump is connected to the main return water pipe to pump water from the pipes back to the water tank. This invention uses water as the detection medium, which is less prone to explosion; and it allows for direct
visual observation of
water leakage on the outer wall of the gas
storage tank during pressurization, thus enabling rapid and intuitive identification of leaks at an early stage.