Radio-controlled acoustic zone monitoring is setting the benchmark in terms of pipe network monitoring. Any leakage-borne noise created by water pouring fourth when a pipe or a fitting is damaged generates a noise level, which can be measured, evaluated, and saved by the radio data loggers. The closer the operator with the measuring equipment is to the leakage spot, the more intensive is the noise. Especially fittings such as valves, hydrants, or water meters are perfect spots to locate the leakage and to make radio data loggers record the noise development.
By applying the AZA-OAD program, the time required to locate a leakage is reduced considerably as regular monitoring procedures and simultaneous data acquisition and data evaluation processes allow an early detection of a new leakage.
The software enables the operator to acquire the data from the loggers by radio and to display the values both acoustically and optically. Also, the particular leakage spot will be indicated and can be interpreted by the operator. And all this can be done from a moving service van passing the particular pipe section.