Advanced Leak Detection Technology

Ganga Plumbers Services

Advanced Leak Detection Technology

Ganga Plumbers provides professional leak detection services for homes and businesses. We understand the importance of timely detection and repair of leaks to save you valuable time and money. Our expert team is equipped with advanced technology and techniques to locate accurately and repair leaks, ensuring minimal disruption and maximum savings for our clients.

Our leak detection services include:

  • Leak Detection and Repair: We utilize state-of-the-art technology, including gas, acoustic, infrared, moisture, and seepage analysis, to pinpoint leaks quickly and efficiently. Once detected, we proceed with prompt and precise repairs, preventing further damage and conserving resources.
  • Water Loss Recovery Claim Forms: In addition to leak detection and repair, we provide water loss recovery claim forms on-site, assisting you in recovering any costs associated with water loss due to undetected leaks.

At Ganga Plumbers, we prioritise customer satisfaction and efficiency in every service we provide. With our comprehensive leak detection services, you can trust us to safeguard your property and finances from the detrimental effects of leaks. Contact us today to schedule an appointment and experience the peace of mind that comes with expert leak detection and repair.

 
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Leak detection by correlation involves locating the leak with the help of a calculator. The noise emitted by a leak reaches two measuring points at different times. This time difference is used to state the leak position as an exact distance from measuring point 1 or 2.
 
Electro-acoustic water leak detection involves identifying the general area of the leak with the test rod as a preliminary step and then locating its exact position with the ground microphone. The human ear still plays an important part in analysing the noise as it can compare and analyse the volume and sound.
 
When pressurised pipelines leak, water gushes out of the crack into the ground.
The consequences:
 
  • The pipe material vibrates at the leakage point. These vibrations are transmitted by the pipe and can even be measured at distant contact points, e.g. fittings.
  • The water jet and the pipe in the vicinity of the leak also cause the ground to vibrate. These vibrations are transmitted through the ground to the surface where they manifest themselves as ground noise.