The Pipe Scanner allows you to perform comprehensive pipeline condition assessments in a flash. Whenever, wherever you want. It gives you rapid access to all the insights you seek into your water network’s current and future condition.
This smart inspection tool is compact and easy to use. Inspect pipelines from the outside without cutting or demolition work. Perform high-quality condition assessments in a flash.
Do It Yourself (DIY)
With our smart inspection tools, you can manage your own condition assessments. Both the planning and the implementation. We use internal competition to challenge users to produce better assessments. Engagement guaranteed!
All insights within a day
Pipe Scanner measurement data is transmitted to Acquaint’s Cloud Environment automatically thanks to the Acquaint upload tool. The data is quickly analysed. You gain access to all the insights into a pipeline’s current condition within the day.
The perfect solution
by Durk de Vries
“Thanks to the Pipe Scanner, operation and asset managers gain full control of inspections and condition assessments.
How the Pipe Scanner works
The Pipe Scanner allows you to assess the condition wheneverand wherever you want.
What does the Pipe Scanner inspect?
The Pipe Scanner allows you to perform external condition assessments of pipelines with diameter ≥ DN50. The Pipe Scanner is suitable for use with asbestos cement, cast iron, steel and HPDE/PVC pipelines.
What does the Pipe Scanner measure?
The Pipe Scanner assures you of comprehensive pipeline condition assessments. The Pipe Scanner measures wall thickness degradation, leaching, corrosion and deterioration due to H2S.
Improve measurement results through gamification
The more you measure, the more you know. We use internal competition to challenge technicians and field staff to produce better assessments. Engagement guaranteed!
Features
High measurement density
Pipe Scanner assessments have an accuracy of up to < 1mm.
Comprehensive condition assessment
The Pipe Scanner measures wall thickness, leaching, H2S and corrosion.
Gaming experience
Internal competition ensures motivated users and better measurement data.
Wireless transmission
Measurement data is transmitted to the cloud environment automatically thanks to the Acquaint upload tool.
Quick access to all the data
A dashboard provides you with all the measurement results and insights within the day.
Predict lifetimes
Use Pipe Scanner measurement data to predict the lifetime of pipelines.
Our Cloud Environment
Pipe Scanner measurement data can be transmitted to our Cloud Environment automatically. Algorithms and data models analyse the data and convert it into valuable insights.
Our advanced dashboard provides all the insights and overviews you need. Zoom in, zoom out. Focus on KPIs, set threshold values and generate reports.
We analyse the pipeline data using self-learning data models. The more (inspection) data, the more accurate these predictions can be.
You can use the data to set up inspection and maintenance schedules and monitor your water network’s performance.
Compare the utility of the Pipe Scanner with other spot measurement tools
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What are our clients’ experiences?
Multiple water suppliers and water boards already became acquaintedwith the Pipe Scanner.
Are there any coating thickness/surface preparation requirements for the Pipe Scanner?
We have no issues with the Pipe Scanner measuring through layers of paint. A coating layer could be a problem, and therefore we advise removing it prior though measuring.
Does the Pipe Scanner require full circumference access to the pipe?
Preferably yes. But in practice, this is not always possible due to obstacles. The best thing in these cases is to collect as much data as possible.
Does the Pipe Scanner require the pipe to be full of water for readings?
No, the pipe does not have to be filled
How long does the exposed area of the pipe need to be?
For planned scans, we typically suggest 1 metre. For unplanned scans, it depends on the exposure itself. Every opportunity to add data aids in the improvement of your replacement model
Is the Pipe Scanner affected by sediment?
Internal sediment is no issue for the Pipe Scanner
How many scans could reasonably be performed in a day?
The number of scans depends on the accessibility and the distance between locations. We usually estimate 4-8 locations a day
What happens if there is an air pocket in the pipe?
Air pockets do not matter for the Pipe Scanner
Can the Pipe Scanner inspect pipelines while the pipeline is still in operation?
Yes the Pipe Scanner can inspect a pipeline while it is in operation
