Overview
Pipe inspection using a camera is a process of using a specialized sewer pipe inspection camera connected to a flexible cable to see inside of pipelines, sewer lines, and other pipes. The purpose of this is to identify the source of blockages or backups and any problems with the pipe such as root intrusion, cracks, punctures, corrosion, etc.
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Pipe inspection using a camera, also known as CCTV (closed-circuit television) pipe inspection, is a method of inspecting the interior of pipes, sewers, and drain lines to detect any damage or blockages. This method is commonly used in the maintenance and repair of drainage systems, plumbing systems, and other underground infrastructure.
The process typically involves inserting a small camera, mounted on a flexible rod, into the pipe. The camera is connected to a monitor or recording device that allows the operator to view the inside of the pipe in real-time. The camera is equipped with a light source to illuminate the pipe, making it possible to see any cracks, blockages, or other damage that may be present.
The camera is usually moved through the pipe using a winch or push rod, allowing the operator to inspect the entire length of the pipe. Some cameras also have pan and tilt functions which help the operator to take images from different angles of the interior of the pipe.
The inspection results are recorded and can be saved for future reference. The footage can be used to create a detailed report of the condition of the pipe, including the location, size, and severity of any damage or blockages. This information can then be used to plan repairs or maintenance work.
CCTV pipe inspection can be done for various types of pipes such as, PVC, Cast Iron, Steel, AC and Concrete. The choice of camera and method of inspection will depend on the type of pipe and the condition of the pipe.
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