D'Zizi Petroleum Services Kenya

Tank Hydrotesting Kenya

Pre-commissioning and periodic pressure testing for petroleum storage tanks across Kenya - certified reports accepted by EPRA, NEMA and insurance providers.

Tank hydrotesting Kenya

What's included

Tank Hydrotesting Kenya - scope of work

Hydrotesting verifies that storage tanks are leak-free and structurally sound before fuel is introduced, and confirms ongoing integrity for in-service tanks. D'Zizi Petroleum Services uses calibrated pressure testing equipment to conduct hydrotests on USTs and ASTs of all sizes, issuing detailed test reports that satisfy EPRA inspection requirements.

  • Pre-commissioning hydrotesting for new USTs and ASTs
  • Periodic integrity testing for in-service tanks
  • Hydrotesting of fuel pipework and distribution lines
  • Calibrated pressure gauges and certified test equipment
  • Leak detection and identification of failure points
  • Documented test reports accepted by EPRA and NEMA
  • Corrective recommendations when failures are detected
  • Re-testing after repairs
  • Testing at any location across Kenya
  • Emergency hydrotesting for urgent commissioning

How it works

Our process

1

Pre-Test Preparation

Tank is cleaned, inspected and all connections blanked off. Test equipment is connected.

2

Pressure Application

Water pressure is applied to the tank at the specified test pressure and held for the required duration.

3

Monitoring & Recording

Pressure gauge readings are monitored and recorded throughout the test period.

4

Report & Certificate

A detailed test report is issued confirming pass or fail with pressure readings, and corrective recommendations if needed.

FAQ

Common questions

Is hydrotesting compulsory before commissioning a new petrol station in Kenya?+

Yes. EPRA requires a hydrotest certificate for all new petroleum storage tanks before fuel can be introduced. The certificate is a mandatory document for EPRA commissioning inspection.

How long does a hydrotest take?+

A standard UST hydrotest takes 2–4 hours on site. We issue the test report the same day or the following day.

What happens if a tank fails the hydrotest?+

We identify the point of failure, provide a written corrective recommendation, and carry out or coordinate repairs. The tank is then re-tested until it passes.

Do you also do hydrotesting for fuel pipework?+

Yes. We pressure-test suction lines, product lines and offloading pipework as part of our commissioning and periodic inspection services.

Are your hydrotest reports accepted by EPRA?+

Yes. Our test reports include all information required by EPRA inspectors and are produced on company-headed documentation.

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Contact D'Zizi Petroleum Services today for a free consultation and no-obligation quote anywhere in Kenya.