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  • PQWT-GX600 Series Multifunctional metal Pipeline Detector / cable locator
    2019-10-19
    Our Company long-term commitment to research cable fault testing,PQWT-GX600 has been used by thousands of users in the power cable test has a high reputation in the field. The company used the latest concepts developed PQWT-GX600 pipeline locator, especially for cable-to-ground insulation failure of
  • Aquifers and Groundwater
    2019-10-07
    Aquifers and GroundwaterA huge amount of water exists in the ground below your feet, and people all over the world make great use of it. But it is only found in usable quantities in certain places underground — aquifers. Read on to understand the concepts of aquifers and how water exists in the grou
  • HOW DEEP SHOULD MY WELL BE?
    2019-09-26
    “How deep will the well be?” is a common question before drilling a well. If the driller has drilled several wells in the nearby area, he may be able to estimate the approximate depth where water will be encountered. Most of the time, however, the depth needed to find the required well yield cannot
  • Common Water Leak Detection Question And Answers And Methods To Find A Leak.
    2019-08-29
    How does acoustic leak technology work?Leaks create a distinctive noise as water leaves the pipe, with smaller leaks producing a higher-frequency sound and larger leaks having a lower-frequency sound. An acoustic leak detection device locates leaks by characterising and differentiating leak sounds f
  • Water leakage detection, water conservation
    2019-08-24
    Drip, Drip, DripLeaks from pipes, plumbing fixtures and fittings are a significant source of water waste for many households. Research has shown that the typical home can lose 7.6 m3 to 76 m3 of water per year due to leaks. Some leaks are obvious, such as dripping faucets and leaking water heaters.
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