Investigate the current situation
Find and document leaks on site. Where the question concerns the wider compressed-air system, agree an efficiency assessment.
Technical Solutions
Compressed-air leak detection
Find the losses. Understand their significance. Choose the next step.
PreTeSo clarifies the task, coordinates the appropriate method and specialist input, and helps put the results into context. Who performs each part is defined in the offer.
Finding the leak is only part of the task.
Unknown leaks, limited maintenance time and incomplete records make it difficult to set priorities. The useful result is a traceable finding with a clear next action. Loss estimates are interpreted using the documented conditions and assumptions.
Build in-house measurement capability
Select an ultrasonic camera system for your application and agree application-focused training where needed.
Organise recurring follow-up
Turn findings into an action plan, coordinate responsibilities and track completion and verification.
Illustrative report structure
A finding you can act on.
Example structure — no measured customer results.
- Location
- Asset, survey area and identifiable position
- Finding
- Image, identification and measurement conditions
- Assessment
- Estimated loss, assumptions and priority
- Next action
- Proposed measure, responsible person and verification
A leak survey and a system assessment answer different questions.
A leak survey focuses on leaks in the agreed area. An efficiency assessment can consider a wider system boundary. The required measurements and assessment depth are agreed before commissioning.
Which question do you need to resolve?
Start with the application, operating conditions and available information. The email includes a short, editable brief.