Multi-Sensor Inspection (MSI)

Comprehensive Sensor Data for Wastewater Management

Multi-Sensor Inspection (MSI) for sewer pipes offers a comprehensive solution for accurately assessing sewer conditions, detecting defects, and providing condition grading to prioritize maintenance and repairs. Utilizing high-resolution CCTV, laser profiling, and sonar data, our service ensures efficient, cost-effective inspections with reduced disruption. Advanced analytics and automated reporting deliver actionable insights and regulatory-compliant documentation. Our robust and reliable equipment covers difficult-to-reach areas, ensuring complete pipe coverage.  

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Multi-Sensor Inspection:  Comprehensive Sensor Data for Wastewater Management

 

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MSI (Multi-Sensor Inspection):

A comprehensive approach that combines CCTV, Sonar, Radar, and Lidar/Laser inspection techniques to provide a detailed condition assessment report. This method offers extensive data, including visual pipe assessment, debris levels, ovality, H2S corrosion, and 3D pipe images, and allows inspection in high flows without bypass.

 

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Why Choose MSI?


• Insightful Data Collection: MSI captures extensive,
synchronized sensor data, offering a detailed
perspective on your system’s condition and delivering
crucial degradation metrics for effective rehabilitation
planning.


• Safer Method: Autonomous robotic technology
removes the requirement for human entry, enhancing
safety. Extended deployment periods minimize the
need for manhole access and decrease community
disturbances


• Cost Effective: Our tools function in any flow condition,
eliminating the need for bypass pumping. Reduced
deployment times decrease traffic control costs and
other additional expenses.

 

 

 

 

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Comprehensive MSI Data
  • Structural Defects and Damage: Obtain precise measurements for wall loss, ovality, deflection, and other degradation types. This data is crucial for rehabilitation planning and comparing future inspections.
  • Sediment and Debris Quantification: Analyze capacity loss due to sediment and debris buildup and determine accurate cleaning costs based on debris volume.
  • Remaining Useful Life (RUL) Assessment: Use digital twins and as-built drawings to evaluate every bend and curve of your assets. Accurate dimensions and modeling assist in determining replacement and rehabilitation costs and the RUL of your infrastructure.

 

 

 

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