Compressed Air Leakage Detection Devices

UltraCam Leak detector LD 500 Ultrasound Camera UltraCam LD 500/510 Shows exactly where compressed air leaks are on the screen and makes finding compressed air leaks much easier – even in harsh environments! shows you where the leak is on the screen Find leaks during production without interruption of plant operation very intuitive and no training required! let’s you hear where the compressed air leak is also on the headphones 5 LED’s and ambient light sensor for intelligent lighting in dark environments Leak estimation function (l/min or cfm) and (Cost per Year)  Running time of 7 hours of the LD 500/ LD 510 Lightest acoustic camera on the market with 600 gr can be connected to existing LD 500/ LD 510

UltraCam Leak detector LD 510 Display and function in detail UltraCam LD 500/510 The UltraCam LD 500/510 uses 30 MEMS microphones to calculate and visual-ise the ultrasound image. In addition, the device makes inaudible ultrasound audible  Advantage over the classic leak detectors: Visual representation of the leakage in the live image, even in noisy environments during production To determine the leakage rate, the user aims the laser directly at the leakage. Leakage, laser and red circle must be on top of each other in the image. Then, the leakage rate in I/min or fm and the costs in €/year are determined exactly. The distance is measured automatically.

Leak detector with camera LD 510 Leak detector with camera – indicates leakage rate in l/min The new leak meters LD 500/510 with integrated camera and leakage calculation are ideal measuring instruments which help to find and document even smallest leakages (0.1 l/min corresponds to approx. 1 € p. a.) easily even in far distances. LD 510 is the world’s first leakage meter with an additional freely assignable sensor input for all CS sensors. In addition to leakage measurement and detection, all necessary measurements relating to dew point, flow, pressure, temperature, ... can also be carried out. Description Order No. LD 510 set consisting of: 0601 0106 LD 510 leak detector incl. acoustic trumpet, with integrated camera and additional input for external sensors, 100 leak tags for marking the leaks on site 0560 0106 Integrated laser distance measurement Z554 5000 Transport case 0554 0106 Sound-proof headset 0554 0104 Focus tube with focus tip 0530 0104 AC adapter plug 0554 0009 Spiral cable for connecting the ultrasonic sensor, length 2m (extended) 020001402 Holster with shoulder strap for LD 500/510 020001795 Special features of leak detector LD 500/LD 510 Find out your leak size (l/min) and potential saving (€/year) Find the smallest leaks in far distance Auto level: Auto adapts the sensitivity automatically to the environment and eliminates the ambient noise reliably Photograph leaking parts Describe the leak and necessary actions Transmit the leak details via USB to your desktop software Create an ISO 50001 report Seek the leak the whole day (9 hours) A leak detector can be used to measure compressed air in a few different ways: Leak Detection: The primary function of a leak detector is to identify and locate leaks in a compressed air system. By using the detector to scan the system, operators can pinpoint areas where air is escaping and quantify the size and severity of the leaks. This measurement can help prioritize repairs and maintenance efforts to minimize energy loss and improve system efficiency. Pressure Drop Measurement: A leak detector can also be used to measure pressure drops within the compressed air system. By comparing pressure readings at different points in the system, operators can identify areas where leaks are causing pressure losses and impacting overall performance. This measurement can help assess the effectiveness of leak repairs and verify system integrity. Air Flow Rate Calculation: Some advanced leak detectors may have the capability to calculate the flow rate of air escaping from leaks in the system. By measuring the rate of air leakage, operators can estimate the volume of compressed air wasted due to leaks and quantify the associated energy costs. This measurement can help justify investments in leak detection and repair initiatives by demonstrating potential savings. Overall, using a leak detector to measure compressed air can provide valuable insights into the performance and efficiency of the system. By quantifying leaks, pressure drops, and air flow rates, operators can make informed decisions to optimize their compressed air systems, reduce energy consumption, and improve overall productivity.

Leak detector with camera LD 500 Leak detector with camera – indicates leakage rate in l/min The new leak meters LD 500/510 with integrated camera and leakage calculation are ideal measuring instruments which help to find and document even smallest leakages (0.1 l/min corresponds to approx. 1 € p. a.) easily even in far distances. The detection of compressed air and gas leaks can be more or less problematic depending on the accessibility of the systems. We therefore offer special accessories for our LD 500/510 leak detectors to facilitate leak detection in difficult-to-access areas. These include, for example, a special acoustic trumpet, a focus tube with focus tip, the so-called flexible "gooseneck" and a parabolic mirror. For more information please see also the additional product images on the left. Special features of leak detector LD 500/LD 510 Find out your leak size (l/min) and potential saving (€/year) Find the smallest leaks in far distance Auto level: Auto adapts the sensitivity automatically to the environment and eliminates the ambient noise reliably Photograph leaking parts Describe the leak and necessary actions Transmit the leak details via USB to your desktop software Create an ISO 50001 report Seek the leak the whole day (9 hours) Intended use The LD 500 is a leak detector for quick and reliable leak detection in/on compressed air systems.The LD500 leak detector evaluates the ultrasonic waves generated by the leakage based on distance and pressure.It is solely designed and constructed for the intended use described here and may only be used for this purpose.The user must verify that the device is suitable for the intended use. The technical data listed in this datasheet are binding.Improper handling or operation outside the technical specifications is not permitted. Claims of any kind for damages arising from improper use are excluded. A leak detector can indirectly affect the temperature of compressed air by impacting the overall efficiency and performance of the compressed air system. Here's how:Energy Loss: Leaks in a compressed air system can result in energy loss as the compressor has to work harder to maintain the desired pressure levels. This increased workload can lead to higher energy consumption and, in turn, generate more heat within the compressor and the compressed air system. Increased Heat Generation: As the compressor works harder to compensate for leaks, it generates more heat during the compression process. This additional heat can raise the temperature of the compressed air as it moves through the system, potentially affecting downstream equipment or processes that rely on cooler air. Inefficient Cooling: Leaks can also disrupt the cooling mechanisms within the compressed air system, such as aftercoolers or intercoolers, which are designed to remove heat from the compressed air. When leaks are present, these cooling systems may not function optimally, leading to higher compressed air temperatures. Reduced Efficiency: Leaks can cause pressure drops within the system, requiring the compressor to run longer or more frequently to maintain the desired pressure levels. This increased operation time can contribute to higher heat generation and, ultimately, impact the overall efficiency of the compressed air system. By using a leak detector to identify and address leaks in the compressed air system, operators can help minimize energy loss, reduce heat generation, and optimize the system's performance. This proactive approach can help maintain the temperature of the compressed air within acceptable limits and ensure that downstream equipment and processes receive the required quality of air for optimal performance.