Echologics is globally recognized as a leader in non-invasive leak detection technology. Echologics’ flagship LeakFinder-ST correlator is a result of extensive research as well as the input from global leak detection experts on the user interface and design of equipment to meet the needs of end user.
With LeakFinderST, Echologics introduces a whole level of speed and accuracy in locating leaks. Until now, leak noise correlators have had limitations in pinpointing leaks in mains. Speed and accuracy were just relative measures.
The European Commission’s Aerosol Dispensers Directive (ADD) legislation (UN ADR 2013, 75/324/EEC) mandates that aerosol dispensers and small receptacles containing compressed gas (gas cartridges) must pass a leak-proof test before they are transported. Cascade’s CT2211 leak detection system detects and rejects leaking aerosol cans up to a rate of 500 cans per minute. The system is contactless, ensuring minimal product damage or contamination. With the increasing number of safety and quality standards required, Cascade’s CT2211 will ensure current and future regulatory compliance.
A proven technology platform designed to monitor water transmission mains.
Telog offers the industry’s leading remote data acquisition system including the most comprehensive family of battery powered, environmentally rugged wireless monitors available from any single supplier.
Many water utilities lose tremendous volumes of water through leaks and destructive pipeline ruptures. The American Society of Civil Engineers put daily domestic losses at 7 billion gallons per day.
The Leak Sensor is an advanced approach to distribution system leak detection. Part of Itron's ChoiceConnect Fixed Network advanced metering solution, the sensor is the result of merging the 100W communications module module with an acoustic sensor to create a single point for collecting meter data and monitoring for distribution system leaks.
The JCS Industries Model 4500 Gas Leak Detector/Monitor is a low cost, non-contact and easy to install measurement device designed for monitoring trace amounts of compressed gaseous water treatment chemicals such as, but not limited to: chlorine, sulfur dioxide and ammonia in a closed or open environment.
Virtually every water utility has at some point experienced a catastrophic failure of a large-diameter trunk main, resulting in damage to both the water main itself and the surrounding infrastructure.
Pipelines are a valuable asset and leakage or failure can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars in direct and indirect costs.
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