Case Studies

The Region of Peel assessed over 50 km (31 mi) of metallic watermains using non-invasive vibroacoustic inspection to strengthen its risk-based renewal framework. By integrating Dynamic Response Imaging™ data into its Decision Support System, the Region improved deterioration modeling, prioritized 22 km of high-risk mains for renewal, and optimized long-term capital planning.

By integrating DRI™ survey outputs into its asset management framework, Thames Water was able to assess the appropriateness of planned £225M mains renewal investment.

When Brabant Water needed a reliable way to assess aging asbestos cement mains, they turned to KenWave’s non-invasive DRI™ technology. The result? A successful trial that met every performance benchmark—and set the stage for scalable deployment across their network.

KenWave partnered with CIMA+ and Peel Region to conduct a non-invasive condition assessment of two 6-inch (150 mm) ductile iron water mains, originally installed in 1975.

KenWave collaborated with HSA, HDR, and WSSC to perform a detailed condition assessment and leak detection on 5.7 miles of multi-material water mains using Dynamic Response Imaging™ (DRI) technology.

KenWave was engaged by Kennedy Jenks and ECCV to assess the Northern Supply Transmission Pipeline using Dynamic Response Imaging™ (DRI) technology.

KenWave partnered with the San Diego County Water Authority to perform a detailed condition assessment and leak detection of 4.4 miles (7.08 km) of BWCP transmission mains using KenWave’s Dynamic Response Imaging™ (DRI) technology.

KenWave’s Dynamic Response Imaging™ (DRI) technology was used to conduct a detailed condition assessment and leak detection over 0.473 miles (0.762 km) of PCCP.

KenWave was engaged by the City of Gresham to utilize its non-invasive Dynamic Response Imaging™ (DRI) technology to perform condition assessment and leak detection of small diameter distribution water mains across four different sites.