The collection of information on flow rates, temperatures etc. of different liquids in different networks is becoming increasingly important. The Rabmer Group now also offers comprehensive services with state-of-the-art measuring devices and trained personnel as an extension to its range of services.
Measurements in drinking water networks and other liquids
Modern mobile measuring devices are used to determine the flow rate in pipe networks with various liquids in order to measure actual flow rates and fluctuations over time on the one hand, and to detect or localize leaks in pipe systems such as drinking water networks on the other.
Our experienced employees quickly determine the exact flow rate in your pipes from the outside using the ultrasonic transit time method. These services can be used universally, for example for commissioning networks, comparative measurements, expert opinions, dimensioning drinking water networks, leak detection, etc. The measured values are stored either selectively or over a longer period of time and evaluated according to customer requirements.
Flow and temperature measurements waste water:
The collection of information about the flow rate, temperature etc. in sewers is becoming increasingly important, particularly for the energetic use of wastewater and the localization of extraneous water ingress. Experienced Rabmer Group employees can use modern measuring devices to quickly carry out temporary measurements of wastewater flow, flow velocity, temperatures, etc. as well as long-term measurements with permanently installed sensors to determine fluctuations over time, etc.
With a wide range of different sensors, these services can be offered for almost all types of channels.
In addition to quickly determining the flow rates, temperatures, etc., we can also use these measurements to very quickly estimate the potential for using the wastewater to generate energy for heating or cooling buildings in the vicinity of the sewer!
Energy from wastewater has been classified as renewable energy throughout the EU since December 2018
