STATIC LEAK DETECTION
Static leak detection systems, also known as Electronic Leak Detection (ELD) use sensors and data collectors placed within the water network and on valves. This system transmits data to the network management periodically to identify leaks.
Static leak detection can detect a leak almost immediately and compared to dynamic leak detection, can detect smaller leaks.
WHY USE STATIC LEAK DETECTION
Save time & valuable resources with fewer site visits & desk based monitoring
- High sensitivity: Static leak testing can detect very small leaks, making it suitable for systems requiring a high degree of leak tightness.
- Simplicity: The test setup is relatively simple, requiring only a pressure source and a means of monitoring pressure.
- Cost-effective: Static leak testing is generally less expensive than other leak detection methods, as it does not require sophisticated equipment or specialized personnel.
- Comprehensive coverage: Static leak testing can detect leaks throughout the entire system, including those in hard-to-reach areas.
Due to its sensitivity, a static leak test can generally detect leaks the size of a "pin hole".
Pipe defects that leak water also leak electricity
Our ELD technology can detect leaks whether or not water leaks are occurring at the time, not possible with any other currently available evaluation method. Using our technology, municipal sewer utilities and sewer contractors can determine accurate location, measurement and flow of potential defects within a pipe — essential for any cost-effective pipe repair, renewal, or replacement project.
ELD quality control test that pinpoints breaches in roofing or waterproofing assemblies. Breaches are found by detecting a water path to building ground.
Electronic Leak Detection and moisture monitoring systems are designed specifically to minimise disruptions to both the membrane assembly and the overburden, and to ensure the longest possible service life for your waterproof membrane.