Résvizsgálat

Résvizsgálat is a Hungarian term that translates to "pipe inspection" or "drain inspection." It refers to the process of visually examining the interior of pipes and drainage systems to identify any issues such as blockages, cracks, leaks, or structural damage. This is typically performed using specialized equipment, most commonly a CCTV camera attached to a flexible rod or a self-propelled robotic device.

The primary purpose of résvizsgálat is preventative maintenance and problem diagnosis. By understanding the condition of the pipes, property owners, municipalities, and utility companies can address potential problems before they escalate into costly emergencies. Common issues detected include root intrusion, sediment buildup, displaced joints, and collapsed sections.

The process involves inserting the camera into the pipe through an access point, such as a manhole or a cleanout. The camera transmits live video footage to a monitor, allowing a trained technician to assess the pipe's condition. This can be done on various types of pipes, including sewer lines, storm drains, water mains, and industrial pipelines. The findings are often documented with video recordings and detailed reports, which can guide repair or replacement strategies. Résvizsgálat is an essential tool for maintaining the integrity and functionality of underground infrastructure.