Est. 1988 · Israel
The most effective solution to the problem is detection and pinpointing hidden pipeline leaks..
In some countries, water consumers receive water for only a few hours a day — with less than 50% of water intended for consumers able to reach them. Water loss predominantly occurs due to leaks hidden deep underground in pipeline systems, in both metropolitan and regional areas.
Water leaks are a major challenge water suppliers are facing around the world. Without systematic detection, the losses compound year after year.
Non-Revenue Water (NRW) represents water that is produced but "lost" before it reaches the customer. This includes physical leaks, theft, and metering inaccuracies. While developed nations maintain levels below 10%, many developing countries lose more than half of their supply.
| Country / Region | Leakage Rate (NRW) | Primary Causes |
|---|---|---|
| Nigeria (Lagos) | 70–90% | Extreme infrastructure decay and illegal connections. |
| Armenia | ~70% | High levels of network deterioration. |
| Iraq | ~60% | Conflict-related damage and lack of maintenance. |
| Mexico | ~51% | Management issues and aging urban networks. |
| Jordan | ~50% | Resource scarcity combined with technical losses. |
| Brazil | ~40% | Uneven infrastructure development in major cities. |
Comprehensive inspections of water pipelines for the detection and precise pinpointing of hidden underground leaks — the most logical and effective solution.
Advanced methods to trace pipeline routes and identify structural anomalies, helping operators maintain and upgrade ageing infrastructure.
Continuous research and development of new technologies and systems keeps TDI at the forefront of the field .
International Consulting, Training , Servicing and Selling Developed Devices anywhere in the world
Technical Diagnostics International is one of the leading companies in Israel in the field of water pipeline inspections for the detection and pinpointing of hidden underground leaks, providing services of the highest quality.
TDI has served the Israeli market for more than 25 years. Its founder, Vladimir Frumes, began providing water leak detection services in 1988 while simultaneously developing new technologies and systems in the field. Today, TDI's activity is focused on two key areas:
