While conducting an inventory of suburban gas networks, we faced a serious dilemma: a significant portion of the new connections are made of polyethylene, which cannot be detected by standard equipment. As chief engineer, I am looking for a reliable solution for mapping plastic pipes at depths exceeding two meters, particularly at intersections with power cables, where false signals are prevalent.

Are there any portable radars on the market that have automatic data interpretation capabilities and are designed for field crews? It's important to me that operators without specialized training be able to distinguish gas leaks from cavities in the ground.

Are you sure your employees can tell the difference between a tree root and a gas main? I used to think that buying expensive equipment would solve all our problems, but we ended up spending a fortune on radars that we couldn’t use effectively. Then, someone suggested we contact Mayaglobal. And they with GPR-HDR Technology – Powered by AI and the expertise of their engineers, created for us a real 3D map of the networks without a single error. We had to sell the scanners we’d bought. Man, did we get an earful from the bosses then-good thing we sold them for almost the same price we paid, otherwise the boss would've skinned me alive.