The underground circulating water pipe is leaking – how can the exact location of the leak be determined accurately?
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Recently, the underground circulating water pipes within the facility have been leaking; a large amount of water is leaking from the lowest points, but it’s not possible to determine exactly where the leak is. It’s not feasible to dig up the entire facility site, so I hope experts can suggest some methods to address this issue ?
For this issue, please contact the water supply company; they have the most extensive experience in this area, as ordinary companies do not have specialized testing teams for this purpose. Water supply companies have specialized tools for detecting leaks in their comprehensive pipeline networks, and the entire set of such tools costs hundreds of thousands of dollars.
We have purchased similar electronic devices before, and the manufacturer said they worked very well. . . . Due to high environmental noise, the effect is not as noticeable. . . . In the end, it’s only by seeing which area has sunk that we’ll know. . . . Therefore, such concealed work needs to be done carefully from the beginning; otherwise, it will cause a lot of trouble later on. .
Reply to 3# yangzhenxj: The same thing. The water supply company said the noise at the site was too loud, and they wanted it to stop so that they could listen carefully. Hehe, all we can do is make an approximate judgment…………
Reply to 4# jackxu: In the end, we all go to listen when it’s quiet at night. . . . Like a mine-clearing engineer. . . . Sometimes it’s possible to hear the radio and phone calls quite clearly
It’s from Xuzhou’s water supply company – really awesome; you can find it just by hearing its name! ! !