Unnoticed leaks? We find them.
Undetected leaks in industrial plants pose a significant risk to the environment and operations. If foreign liquids escape unnoticed and, for example, enter the wastewater through subsequent rain, serious environmental damage can occur. In addition, regulatory sanctions may be imposed if contamination is not detected in time and appropriate measures are not initiated early enough. Such incidents can also have considerable consequences for ongoing operations, as they can cause shutdowns and significantly disrupt existing processes. The LiquiSonic® measurement system enables continuous monitoring of wastewater (rainwater) and thus helps to detect critical changes at an early stage. Foreign liquids are detected immediately so that action can be taken right away before the situation reaches critical proportions. In this way, potential damage can be limited and undesirable consequences for the environment and the company can be avoided. On the right, you can see an image schematically illustrating the monitoring of rainwater in the event of a leak.
How it works
LiquiSonic® uses highly precise sound velocity measurement to analyze the composition of water in containment basins or wastewater streams. If collected or draining rainwater mixes with foreign liquids due to a leak, the system immediately detects this based on deviations in sound velocity and then triggers an alarm.