Pipeline leak detection
Pipeline leak detection helps owners locate losses and understand the condition of water and utility networks. Starmass combines mapping, field investigation, flow and pressure evidence, and digital reporting for indoor, buried and industrial pipeline environments.
Connect the network map with evidence of loss.
A leak investigation depends on pipe location, material, operating conditions and the reliability of existing records. Starmass starts with the network context and available evidence, then defines the survey and monitoring methods appropriate to the site. Findings can be linked to asset registers, GIS layers and inspection records so operations teams can plan investigation, repair and follow-up review with a consistent view of the network.
Utility and corridor mapping
Review existing drawings and locate accessible or buried network features using suitable survey and diagnostic methods. A spatial baseline supports investigation and reduces uncertainty about where evidence belongs.
Leak investigation
Combine site observations with flow, pressure and other suitable measurements to investigate loss. Access, pipe characteristics and operating constraints determine the field approach and how findings are validated.
Fluid integrity records
Organize survey findings, leak locations and operating measurements into reports and digital records. Follow-up evidence helps the owner review the effect of repairs and prioritize further network investigation.
Applications
- Municipal water and buried utility corridors.
- Indoor service networks and firewater supply systems.
- Industrial process networks requiring loss investigation and fluid integrity review.
CANSENSE Crawl-X
Crawl-X is a remotely controlled robotic platform for visual inspection inside water, wastewater, sewer, drainage and industrial pipelines. Its footage and inspection records support defect assessment and leak-investigation work.
Start with the asset and the decision.
Share the asset type, location, project stage and engineering concern. The Starmass team can help define the evidence, instruments and reporting needed for your monitoring program.