Gas leak testing

Over and over again, devastating explosions and fires are caused by leaky gas pipelines. However, even smaller leaks in the gas pipelines, some of which cannot be detected by odour, lead directly to higher consumption and, in the long run, increase the risk of accidents.

How do leaks occur?

Leaks can be caused, for example, by hairline cracks (cracks which are hardly identifiable with the naked eye) in the pipelines. The often used hemp sealant can also, after many years of use, become leaky.

Fast testing

Thanks to technological developments, it  is  today possible to use a test instrument to carry out a gas pipeline test (leak quantity test) in a very short time. If a leak is determined,    the site of the gas leak can be identified very quickly and reliably with the help of the gas leak detector.