CPL has a new high-performance Water Leak Correlator that is able to locate leaks in pipes of any type or size, without having to disrupt the system and shut it down. By placing sensors on two points of the pipe, the correlator is able to calculate how far the leak is from each point. Water leak noise correlation listens for water leak noises and calculates the distance to the leak. A leak in a pipe under pressure creates noise that travels through the pipe walls. The noise is detected at two separate points, (water valves, hydrants, meters) by highly sensitive microphones. Using the pipe diameter, pipe material and pipe length, the exact leak position can be calculated accurately and quickly.
There are many benefits to using a leak correlator. It is very useful in finding leaks on larger pipes: mains in the streets, fire mains, large lines in MHP, and large commercial facilities.
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Helium Leak Detection is a highly specialized service offered by Cable Pipe & Leak Detection, designed to identify even the most elusive leaks in water and gas lines. This method is particularly effective when dealing with minuscule leaks or those situated under challenging surfaces. The process involves introducing helium, a gas known for being lighter than air, into the water or gas line system. Due to its nature, helium safely permeates through leaks and travels to the surface, where it can be detected with precision. This detection is facilitated by a helium mass spectrometer, a sophisticated instrument that pinpoints the helium’s emergence point with exceptional accuracy.
Our expertise in Helium Leak Detection extends to handling various scales of operations. We are equipped to fill pipes as large as 60 inches in diameter with helium, ensuring that even the smallest of leaks are not overlooked. This method has proven its efficacy repeatedly, especially in environments where noise and other factors make leak detection challenging. It’s important to note that Helium Leak Detection is a more costly option, generally reserved as a last resort when other conventional methods have failed to yield results. This service stands as a testament to our commitment to providing comprehensive solutions, ensuring that even the most difficult leaks are located efficiently and effectively. Concrete scanning is another crucial and critical service provided by CPL which uses the non-destructive GPR method. Gas leak detection. We have the tools and expertise to assist on your next project involving concrete cutting or coring. By using industry leading and state of the art C-GPR technology, CPL has helped contractors and homeowners throughout Southern California reduce safety risks, financial exposure, and costly delays. Concrete scanning is another crucial and critical service provided by CPL which uses the non-destructive GPR method. Gas leak detection. We have the tools and expertise to assist on your next project involving concrete cutting or coring. By using industry leading and state of the art C-GPR technology, CPL has helped contractors and homeowners throughout Southern California reduce safety risks, financial exposure, and costly delays. Concrete scanning is another crucial and critical service provided by CPL which uses the non-destructive GPR method. Gas leak detection. We have the tools and expertise to assist on your next project involving concrete cutting or coring. By using industry leading and state of the art C-GPR technology, CPL has helped contractors and homeowners throughout Southern California reduce safety risks, financial exposure, and costly delays. Concrete scanning is another crucial and critical service provided by CPL which uses the non-destructive GPR method. Gas leak detection. We have the tools and expertise to assist on your next project involving concrete cutting or coring. By using industry leading and state of the art C-GPR technology, CPL has helped contractors and homeowners throughout Southern California reduce safety risks, financial exposure, and costly delays.
