The City of Racine Orders a “MRI” for Pipe Leak Detection
“Low Voltage Conductivity provides points of inflow and infiltration (I/I) not readily visible to the…
Browsing: Leak Detection
Vapor Tales — Protecting Steel Pipelines Using Vapor Phase Corrosion Inhibitors
A recent study from the U.S. Department of Transportation found that between 2006-2010, almost a…
Water Main Leak Monitoring for Construction Risk Mitigation
Pulling the manhole cover aside, the team of pipeline leak-detection specialists from Echologics looked down…
Electro Scan’s Technology Featured in Leading Wastewater Collection Manual
Electro Scan Inc., a leading provider of smart water leak detection technologies and cloud computing…
Kelsey Named InfoSense Western Regional Sales Manager
InfoSense Inc., of Charlotte, North Carolina, recently added Heath Kelsey to its team as the…
Illinois American Water Takes on the One Billion Gallon Water Challenge
As our population increases, the demand for clean, fresh water will also rise, making existing…
Micromonitors Aid in the Search for I/I in Sanitary Sewer Systems
Across the United States, public works budgets are strained to the max while essential infrastructure…
Condition Assessment in the Empire State
In July 2014, Garden City Park Water District (GCPWD), located in Garden City Park, N.Y., awarded a contract to GAME Consultants USA Inc. to investigate the condition of various small diameter potable water pipes in their network.
Winning Big in Las Vegas with Acoustic Condition Assessment
The Las Vegas Valley Water District (LVVWD) began providing water to the Las Vegas Valley in 1954. Over the years, the City’s water delivery system has grown to more than 4,500 miles of pipeline, 350,000 service connections and a reservoir system capable of storing more than 900 million gals of water.
