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Sonar Surveys

Utilizing cutting edge technology coupled with attention to detail defines our products. Sonar technology must be implemented properly to produce accurate and useful results. SSI has unique equipment, staff, and experience to meet the demanding needs sonar inspection requires.

Key Benefits

• Inspection of fully charged lines
• 3 mile single pass inspections
• Platform supporting multiple data feeds including 360 degree pan tilt CCTV
• Simultaneous CCTV and Sonar inspection of partially charged tunnels
• WRc Reports
• Inspection of many different materials including wood, concrete, brick and others
• Engineering support and data analysis
• Project management and budgeting assistance
• Scheduled maintenance and asset management planning

SSI is leading the industry in sonar survey standards.

Assessment and Asset Management

As infrastructure ages, maintenance and repair needs become increasingly important. Replacement costs can often be avoided with a good inspection and preventive maintenance plan. Unfortunately pipelines, bridge traffic, and dam flows running fully charged, cannot be shut down for conventional methods of inspection. Correspondently, the cost to inspect and maintain these systems becomes too great and is often overlooked. The risk of a system failure can lead to unnecessary emergency repairs or replacements resulting in a much greater expense. CASI has been engineered to inspect these structures while active with no down time, just results.

Reporting

Our proprietary sonar imaging technology consistently produces the highest resolution inspections of underground piping available today. The other data formats we provide will vary based on the needs and type of survey being conducted. Engineering reports go beyond basic calculations of erosion and sediment buildup. SSI holds follow up meetings with our clients' engineers so the complete results can be explained and utilized by the clients with confidence. Our job is not complete until the client understands and is satisfied with the inspection results. Some graphical formats used to address sediment concentration and erosion are shown below: