(1) All cemented casing strings and all tubing strings to be utilized in the well stimulation treatment operations shall be pressure tested for at least 30 minutes at a pressure equal to at least 100% of the maximum surface pressure anticipated during the well stimulation treatment, but not greater than the API rated minimum internal yield of the tested casing. The operator shall chart the pressure testing. If during testing, and after equilibrium has been reached, there is a pressure change of 10% or more from the original test pressure, then the operator shall immediately notify the Division, the operator shall provide the Division with copies of the charting of the pressure testing, and the tested casing or tubing shall not be used until the cause of the pressure drop is identified and corrected to the Division's satisfaction. No casing or tubing shall be used unless it has been successfully tested pursuant to this section.

(2) All surface equipment to be utilized for well stimulation treatment shall be rigged up as designed. The pump, and all equipment downstream from the pump, shall be pressure tested at a pressure equal to 125% of the maximum surface pressure anticipated during the well stimulation treatment, but not greater than the manufacturer's pressure rating for the equipment being tested. If during testing there is a pressure change of 10% or more from the original test pressure, then the operator shall immediately notify the Division, and the tested equipment shall not be used until the cause of the pressure change is identified and corrected to the Division's satisfaction. No equipment shall be used unless it has been successfully tested pursuant to this section.