The tracer dye is used to detect water flow in drains or pipes by identifying individual drains leading to a common sink and monitoring drain leaks.
Use 5ml of paint per 10 litres of cold water. The best method is to mix the stain in a bucket of water and then add it to the drain. A 200 gram can holds up to 15,000 litres of chemical-free water.
This dye is also a great aid to simulate the exposure of hazardous materials during a fire brigade exercise.
The dye can be freely mixed in water depending on the desired colour intensity, as powder mixtures are completely free from dosage restrictions due to their extreme environmental compatibility.
Other uses include the applications of tracers in the field of hydrology, e.g. For determining detection of flow paths, for displaying the mixing and drainage ratio in waters, streams, lakes, tanks, water treatment systems, etc.
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Typical uses include:
- Determination of water entry points.
- Leakages in drain pipes.
- Determination of the flow direction of the melt and condensation water.
- Losses on flat roofs.
- Wet cellar.
- Determination of the path of the sewer pipes.
- Source, target and behavior of flowing water flow in open systems or pipelines