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With many leak testing methods to choose from, which is the right one?
There are many basic leak test methods and a few variations. The most familiar are dunk testing, pressure decay, mass flow, mass spectometer and ultrasonics. Dunk testing is still the most popular method, with pressure decay and mass flow rapidly gaining in use. Mass flow is the de facto test method of choice in automotive applications. An exception is pressure decay testing on a brazing fixture.