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Envirosight - Laser Profiling for Sewer Pipes and Geometric Scanning Tool
Measure pipe ovality, erosion and defects–ROVVER X’s laser profiling attachment captures accurate geometric pipe profiles, and WinCan software transforms these scans from our professional sewer camera system into 3D models that identify potential defects and structural anomalies.
Ideal for capturing geometric profiles of pipes 6” to 27” in diameter
- Confirm proper pipe installation
- Gauge remaining pipe life
- Plan pipe relining
- Monitor erosion or corrosion
- Identify pipe defects
LASER PROFILER | GEOMETRY-SCANNING ATTACHMENT FOR ROVVER X
Connecting in seconds to the ROVVER X inspection crawler, this laser ring captures a geometrical profile of the inside of buried pipes. With laser pipe profiling, data is readily analyzed to verify proper pipe installation, plan pipe relining projects, determine remaining pipe life, monitor erosion/corrosion and quantify defects.
Simply attach the laser profiler to your ROVVER X crawler’s pan/tilt camera head.
With no tools or electrical connections required, Envirosight’s laser profiling for sewer pipes makes acquiring pipe geometry easy. Perform a video inspection as you travel forward through the pipe, then turn off the lights and collect a pipe profile on your way back.
Laser scans reveal structural concerns.
Your laser scans automatically transfer into WinCan, where they can be analyzed to understand pipe ovality, erosion, corrosion, and other geometric anomalies. With our laser profile pipe inspection product, you can explore data with four synchronized views, or export geometry to CAD applications
01 Acquire
WinCan extracts the laser profile from each video frame.
02 Analyze
A scan view color-codes the degree to which regions of the pipe are out of dimensional tolerance.
03 Model
Sectional profiles collected by our laser pipe profiling tool are combined to build a 3D model of interior surface geometry, which can then be exported to engineering applications.