1. Online Vacuum & Pressure Monitoring
- Primary inspection method – uses online vacuum or pressure monitoring systems.
- Specialized equipment creates vacuum or pressure within interstitial space; continuously monitors fluctuations.
- If inner or outer tank is damaged, pressure/vacuum changes significantly.
- System triggers precision or catastrophic leak alarm, identifying fault location.
2. Interstitial Liquid Level & Fluid Detection
- For liquid‑filled or inspection designs – detect leaks by monitoring liquid level changes.
- Inner tank leak causes stored medium to flow into interstitial space, raising liquid level abnormally.
- Periodic sampling using probes coated with detection paste or liquid level gauges.
- Detects minute liquid leaks at the bottom of interstitial space.
3. Sensor Arrays & Intelligent Diagnostics
- High‑precision sensor arrays – monitor humidity, specific gas concentrations, or liquid levels in real‑time.
- Immediately transmit signals to central control console upon detecting abnormal substances.
- Provides early warning of leak risks.
- Ensures safe operation of the tank system.
4. Periodic Manual Inspections & Functional Testing
- Essential complement to automation – qualified personnel perform regular manual inspections.
- Check sensor sensitivity, piping integrity, and verify alarm effectiveness through simulated leak tests.
- Preventive maintenance ensures monitoring system remains reliable.
- Maintains long‑term operational integrity.