A microwave back-scattering sensor has been developed which enables the qualified detection of voids and leakages up to 30 cm behind the wall of the sewer pipe. Even at small diameters this simple 'CW radar' can always be taken along. As a belt, the patented antenna arrangement permits the fast overall acquisition of the bedding area. The sensor was successfully tested in a real sewer as well as in case of sewer restauration by relining
ABSTRACT. We are developing a microwave radar sensing and imaging system to detect and locate gas le...
In this work, an innovative system for structural health monitoring of metallic pipes is presented. ...
Up to 20 percent of the German sewerage systems damaged mainly due to their high age. The estimation...
Sewer flooding incidents in the UK are being increasingly associated with the presence of blockages....
Sewer flooding incidents in the UK are being increasingly associated with the presence of blockages....
This paper reviews the state of the art in sensors and automated inspection devices for enhanced sew...
NOVELTY - The method involves using a bearer vehicle with a microwave sensor that transmits microwav...
An axially symmetric 3D-light stripe sensor has been developed which is adapted to the geometry of a...
textRecently, there is strong interest in the through-wall sensing capabilities of radar for use in ...
Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) is an electromagnetic inspection method that is widely used to help l...
This research aims to find an efficient and nondestructive way of detecting the locations of the pip...
This work aims at assessing the practical applicability of an innovative time domain reflectometry (...
In modern water supply systems, the amount of water lost through leaks can reach 20% to 30% of the t...
Sewer flooding incidents in the UK are being increasingly associated with the presence of blockages....
In this paper, a time domain reflectometry (TDR)-based system for the non-invasive localization of l...
ABSTRACT. We are developing a microwave radar sensing and imaging system to detect and locate gas le...
In this work, an innovative system for structural health monitoring of metallic pipes is presented. ...
Up to 20 percent of the German sewerage systems damaged mainly due to their high age. The estimation...
Sewer flooding incidents in the UK are being increasingly associated with the presence of blockages....
Sewer flooding incidents in the UK are being increasingly associated with the presence of blockages....
This paper reviews the state of the art in sensors and automated inspection devices for enhanced sew...
NOVELTY - The method involves using a bearer vehicle with a microwave sensor that transmits microwav...
An axially symmetric 3D-light stripe sensor has been developed which is adapted to the geometry of a...
textRecently, there is strong interest in the through-wall sensing capabilities of radar for use in ...
Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) is an electromagnetic inspection method that is widely used to help l...
This research aims to find an efficient and nondestructive way of detecting the locations of the pip...
This work aims at assessing the practical applicability of an innovative time domain reflectometry (...
In modern water supply systems, the amount of water lost through leaks can reach 20% to 30% of the t...
Sewer flooding incidents in the UK are being increasingly associated with the presence of blockages....
In this paper, a time domain reflectometry (TDR)-based system for the non-invasive localization of l...
ABSTRACT. We are developing a microwave radar sensing and imaging system to detect and locate gas le...
In this work, an innovative system for structural health monitoring of metallic pipes is presented. ...
Up to 20 percent of the German sewerage systems damaged mainly due to their high age. The estimation...