Overview

The LEAKlog® line represents Aquatec’s forefront in subsea leak detection, embodying a versatile system that merges state-of-the-art technology with adaptability to address the diverse demands of marine operations. Central to this system is the dual-channel capability that permits the integration and simultaneous operation of various sensors, including fluorometers, acoustic detectors, and thermal sensors. This design ensures that operators can tailor the detection strategy to the specific requirements of each mission, leveraging different methodologies for comprehensive coverage.

Each sensor—be it for fluorescent dye tracking, acoustic signal analysis, or thermal differential identification—is connected to a sophisticated processor board housed within a robust, pressure-resistant casing on the ROV. This processor not only manages the real-time data collection and transmission via RS232 and RS485 outputs but also ensures a seamless supply of power for continuous operation.

The AQUAtalk software, integral to this system, presents the collected data in dual-channel colour time series plots, facilitating the immediate identification of potential leaks. This capability, complemented by customisable alarm levels, guarantees that operators receive instant alerts upon detecting anomalies, enabling swift action. This high degree of flexibility and reliability is a testament to Aquatec’s LEAKlog® system’s innovation, providing a sophisticated suite of tools for the effective monitoring and protection of subsea assets.

Buyer's Guide

Applications

  • Pipeline integrity monitoring
  • Pre-commissioning and decommissioning
  • Inspection, maintenance and repair
  • Subsea asset protection
  • Subsea production optimisation
  • Deep-water operations support
  • Research and development

Features

Discover the innovative features that set our products apart, designed to streamline your workflow, enhance efficiency, and provide a seamless user experience tailored to your specific needs.

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Pick your sensor

If a dye is present, the fluorometer is ideal. If there is a thermal difference between the fluid in the pipe and the ambient seawater, the thermal sensor can be utilised. If neither of these are present, the acoustic sensor can listen for leaks. Our team of experts can help you select the most suitable sensors.