5.5 Pipe Installation Between Cabinet
5.5.1 Sealing inspection of liquid cooling pipelines in cabinets
Before starting the installation of the liquid cooling pipelines for cabinet consolidation, the air
tightness of each cabinet should be checked to ensure that the liquid cooling pipelines of the cabinets
are not damaged during storage and transportation. If it is found that the air tightness of the cabinet
does not meet the requirements during inspection, timely contact should be made with the after-sales
service personnel. Due to the fact that the energy storage main cabinet is transported with liquid, it is
sufficient to visually inspect all parts of the pipeline for any leakage, and there is no need for pressure
testing. The following pressure test is only applicable to battery cabinets.
Step 1: Check and confirm that the ball valve of the cabinet is in a closed state (the handle of the
ball valve is a parallel pipeline). Remove the cover and sealing ring at the right end of the first level
pipeline of the cabinet to be inspected, and properly store the removed cover and sealing ring.
Figure 5.9 Checking and confirming the direction of the ball valve handle
Figure 5.10 Position of the first level pipe cover on the right side of the cabinet
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