ETERNALINFRA TECH

Pipeline Intelligence Engine

See before you dig.

Make underground pipelines observable.

CRACK · 12.4 MILLUSTRATIVEUNRECORDED CONNECTIONILLUSTRATIVECH 18.1 M · REC ●

The situation

A contamination complaint arrives. Somewhere beneath the street is a cracked joint, an illegal tap or a choked sewer. Today, finding it means opening the road. PIE lets engineers inspect first, locate the cause on a map and dig only where the evidence points.

Most pipeline decisions are made by digging, guessing or waiting for a complaint. PIE turns inspection footage and field evidence into a mapped, searchable condition record for every line.

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What the camera sees, the map keeps.

CHAINAGE 0 M120 M · ILLUSTRATIVE
  • Sound
  • Deposit / blockage
  • Defect

How it works

Five steps from signal to action

  1. 01

    Inspect

    Crawler, push-rod or camera footage is captured against a chainage.

  2. 02

    Detect

    Defects, deposits, blockages and unrecorded connections are flagged for review.

  3. 03

    Locate

    Each finding is pinned to the pipe, the street and the map.

  4. 04

    Assess

    Condition is scored and compared with the line's own history.

  5. 05

    Act

    Repairs are prioritised and issued as work with the evidence attached.

What it does

Capabilities

  • Pipeline inspection capture and review
  • Contamination-source identification
  • Blockage identification
  • Illegal-connection detection
  • Condition assessment and scoring
  • Inspection history per asset
  • GIS-linked evidence
  • Preventive maintenance intelligence

What changes

For the people who run it

  • 01

    Fewer blind excavations

    Dig where the evidence is, not where the complaint came from.

  • 02

    A condition record that survives staff transfers

    Every inspection stays with the asset, not with a person.

  • 03

    Faster root-cause answers

    From complaint to located cause without trial and error.

Let's build together

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We'll walk through a working example and the data it would need from you.