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EVERYTHING YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT UTILITY LOCATING EQUIPMENT

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<strong>EVERYTHING</strong> <strong>YOU</strong> <strong>SHOULD</strong> <strong>KNOW</strong> <strong>ABOUT</strong> <strong>UTILITY</strong> <strong>LOCATING</strong> <strong>EQUIPMENT</strong><br />

Utility location is one of the most daunting and complicated processes. People need to precisely<br />

identify the utility, voids, leaks and anomalies before they start any kind of extraction work. These<br />

equipment materials are built with systems to easily locate all utilities underground and in this<br />

article, you will understand the aspects of utility location and its benefits. Every equipment plays<br />

a role at a certain level of utility location and extraction so it is a symbiotic utilization of<br />

equipment and not just a single use of a particular equipment.<br />

Main Techniques Used in Utility Location<br />

There are many kinds of methods used and most of the latest ones are technologically advanced.<br />

One of them is the ground penetration radar that ensures maximum display of what lies beneath<br />

the ground. You will enjoy precise and accurate revelation of all your utilities under investigation<br />

because it is made with advanced systems. The other one is Electromagnetic Frequency Devices.<br />

These devices make use of frequency differences to identify utilities underground. You will end<br />

up knowing there is a utility underground and you can compare frequencies to determine which<br />

kind of utility lies beneath the ground. All methods are used in supplement to each other to make<br />

sure you reveal perfectly all utilities.<br />

Development of Equipment<br />

Utility location started over 30 years back when people used to insert bent twig underground in<br />

a bid to find utilities. These traditional methods were inaccurate and destructive to the earth so<br />

the need for more modern equipment emerged. With advanced technology, more utilities are<br />

identified without breaking a piece of the earth. Computer displays reveal directly what is inside<br />

https://www.pcte.com.au/<br />

PCTE | VIC,3042, Australia | (03) 9938 3830| r.barnes@pcte.com.au


the ground before one goes in to extract it. Utilities change location and to make sure such things<br />

are perfectly identified, one needs to make sure all processes are perfectly applied.<br />

What to Look for When Purchasing a Utility Location Equipment<br />

Buying a utility location equipment can be challenging but you just need to know your needs. Do<br />

you want to identify and extract or just identify? This is because there are equipment materials<br />

that can only identify and there are equipment materials that can identify and extract. Find out<br />

the ease of use of the machine and its technology. You can even choose a specific machine that<br />

only identifies a specific utility underground. Make sure all equipment you buy are warranted<br />

and from a verified seller for matters of competency. Proper use of these machines can avoid<br />

destructive earthworks.<br />

About the Company:<br />

PCTE supplies a range of equipment from around the world to offer you a one stop shop with all<br />

of the latest equipment. Concrete Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) comprises testing a property of<br />

concrete, largely without damaging the concrete to assess some parameter that either directly<br />

or indirectly provides a required characteristic of the concrete or its embedment. For more<br />

details, you can contact us at the website.<br />

https://www.pcte.com.au/<br />

PCTE | VIC,3042, Australia | (03) 9938 3830| r.barnes@pcte.com.au

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