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At ART Europe, we use smart probes to carry out in-depth inspections of live networks without interrupting their operation.

Inspection of live networks using a smart probe

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Why inspect your live networks?

Regular checks for guaranteed safety and performance

Leaks under pressure are often invisible to the naked eye. The smart probe identifies these problems before they get worse.

Detect hidden leaks

Assess pipe condition

It locates areas of corrosion, cracking or deformation.

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A diagnosis is essential to make sure infrastructure meets current standards and to avoid penalties.

Ensure compliance with standards

Standards and obligations

Ensuring your networks comply with current standards

Inspections of live networks meet strict regulatory requirements to ensure safety, water quality and pipeline durability

French Order of 14 December 2013 on water quality monitoring

This regulation requires regular checks to ensure drinking water distribution networks are compliant

Standard NF EN 805

European standard setting out requirements for the design, maintenance and operation of water supply networks. It includes specific recommendations for inspecting pressurised networks

European Council Directive 98/83/EC

Directive on the quality of water intended for human consumption, requiring inspections to detect anomalies that could compromise water quality

ANY QUESTIONS?

Frequently asked questions

  • Yes, the smart probe’s sensors are designed to detect even the smallest leaks and signs of corrosion or deformation.

  • Regular inspections are recommended for all live networks. Signs such as a drop in pressure, leaks or loss of flow may indicate that an inspection is needed.

  • A smart probe is a device fitted with sensors and cameras that travels through pipes to collect precise data without interrupting service.

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