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What is an inverted siphon?

An inverted siphon is a pipeline that passes beneath a body of water, a canal, or another obstacle. These pipelines transport drinking water, wastewater, gas, or district heating and must be regularly inspected for leaks, corrosion, and mechanical damage. Such inspections require qualified professional divers.

Municipal utility and disposal pipelines (water, wastewater, gas)
Industrial cooling water and process water piping
District heating pipelines and energy corridors
Canals, rivers, and inland waterways
Port facilities and lock areas
  • Inverted Siphon Inspection: Visual inspection and video documentation of inlet and outlet structures as well as the entire siphon route
  • Pipeline Inspection: Condition assessment of underwater pipelines, flange connections, and valves
  • Repair & Sealing: Sealing work on joints, flanges, and penetrations underwater
  • Decommissioning: Professional decommissioning of disused inverted siphons and pipelines
  • Cable and Pipe Installation: Underwater installation of pipes, cables, and conduits
  • Inlet/Outlet Cleaning: Removal of sediment, marine growth, and debris

Why TRITON?

DGUV-certified commercial divers with experience in inverted siphons
Complete video documentation and inspection report
Demolition and new construction from a single source
Ready for deployment nationwide from Bochum/North Rhine-Westphalia

Is an inverted siphon inspection or decommissioning planned?

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