Compressed Gas & Vacuum Leak Detection
White Papers
Increasing Personal Safety Using Airborne Ultrasound Inspection
Using ultrasound listening devices (ULDs) to detect toxic gas leaks, electrical faults, etc.
Pinpointing Leaks in Re-Heaters
Implement a routine leak detection program using ultrasound to avoid unscheduled downtime of re-heater and boiler tube failures.
Non-Pressurized Cabin Testing
Using an Ultrasound Listening Device (ULD) and Ultrasonic Transmitter to leak test non-pressurized spaces.
Ultrasound Leak Detection for Power Generation Condensers
Using an ultrasound listening device (ULD), improve power generation efficiency and output to keep up with the growing demands of electricity usage.
Why 40 kHz?
The 40 kHz transducer was selected for the UL101 and most other airborne ultrasonic sensors because it is ideal for detecting gas leaks from a reasonable distance and for diagnosing mechanical components for early signs of wear or defects.
Sound Solutions
Transformer Install
Air Suspension
Ash Hopper
HVAC
Automotive Radiator
Conveyor Air Leak Detection
Dry Piping Fire Sprinkler System
Mobile Container Shelter System
Flanges, Refinery Pre-Start Leak Detection
Military Aviation, Canopy and Air Frame Seal Leak Detection