Entrance to Unknown Water Measures | Water Level Screening + Pipeline Water Level Risk Assessment
From water level screening to unknown water measures! Please tell us about the unknown water issues you are facing.
Water level screening is an essential method for rapid and cost-effective investigation. Our company will address scales that have not been tackled due to budget constraints. "Pipeline Water Level Risk Assessment" is one of the methods of water level screening, which allows for an overview and sorting of the presence or absence of the highest priority risk of overflow (internal water) due to rainwater infiltration. After the risk assessment, we will propose measures for unidentified water in the committed area by conducting flow surveys and detailed investigations in the extracted areas. [For these unidentified water issues] ■ Increased watershed burden ■ Overflow ■ Leakage ■ Overload ■ Sediment runoff due to infiltration water from areas with poor water tightness *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Cases Where Water Level Screening is Effective】 ■ I want to conduct an investigation into water intrusion during rainy weather, but I don't know what kind of survey to carry out. ■ Conducting investigations for unknown water issues may incur significant costs if expanded over a wide area. ■ I want to understand the water level and overflow conditions inside manholes during heavy rain. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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In addressing issues such as unidentified water measures, infiltration water measures, and combined sewer improvements, modeling analysis proves effective, and it is essential to have monitoring and field survey operations that ensure the quality necessary for modeling accuracy. Naturally, improvements to conventional survey methods, the introduction of new survey techniques, and the development and enhancement of survey equipment are required, and our company has been diligently working on these matters. Thanks to these efforts, we have gained recognition, and we are now able to receive continuous support from municipalities, consultants, rehabilitation construction companies, maintenance management companies, and water quality analysis companies. Additionally, in response to this support, we have seen an increase in inquiries regarding the sale and rental of our survey equipment, including open channel flow meters. In response to customer requests, we have revamped our website to clearly separate survey operations and equipment development for better understanding. We welcome your inquiries and look forward to assisting you with all our hearts.