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Leak Detection

Unlock the secrets of your pipes and systems with leak detection technology.

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What is Leak Detection?

Leak detection is the process of identifying and locating leaks in systems, pipes, and other infrastructure. It's essential for maintaining the integrity and reliability of critical assets, ensuring public safety, and reducing costs.

Pressure Test: Measures pressure differences between two points to identify leaks.
Acoustic Leak Testing: Uses sound waves to detect leaks in pipes and other cavities.
Capillary Pressure Test: Examines the difference in pressure between two fluids to locate leaks.
Nuclear Leak Detection: Utilizes radioactive materials to identify leaks in nuclear reactors.

Effective leak detection can lead to:

Reduced energy consumption and costs due to prevented leaks.
Increased public safety as undetected leaks can cause waterborne illnesses or fires.
Lower maintenance and repair costs for critical infrastructure.
Improved asset longevity through proactive maintenance.