høytrykksløp

Høytrykksløp is a Norwegian term used primarily in technical and industrial contexts to denote a phase or sequence in which equipment or systems are subjected to elevated pressures. The exact meaning of løp depends on the context; it may refer to a test run, a pressure-cycle sequence, or an operational phase within a high‑pressure system.

In practice, høytrykksløp appears in documentation for hydraulic, pneumatic, or gas-related installations, plumbing, and process engineering. Common usages include high‑pressure calibration runs, high‑pressure leak test sequences, or cycles that validate component integrity under pressurized conditions. The term may be used alongside related terms such as trykkprøving (pressure testing) or trykkrenseing (pressurization) depending on the field and local terminology.

In pipelines and industrial equipment, a høytrykksløp typically involves gradually increasing pressure to a specified maximum, maintaining it for a defined duration, and then lowering pressure in a controlled manner, all while monitoring for leaks, deformations, or sensor readings.

See also: high‑pressure system, pressure testing, hydraulic test, gas pipeline integrity.

Note: The term is primarily found in Norwegian-language sources and may not have a direct one‑to‑one equivalent in English; translations depend on context.