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ECA GROUP supplies Médecins Sans Frontières with 2 borehole inspection systems to provide water in Africa
Friday, December 13 2019
ECA GROUP will work together with the non-governmental organisation Medecins Sans Frontières (MSF) for the delivery to African countries of 2 water borehole TV inspection systems.
Further to a tender, ECA GROUP was selected to provide light duty inspection systems to Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), a humanitarian organisation operating in African countries and many other regions in the world.
ECA Group has been cooperating with MSF for 8 years and this new contract is the result of the trust placed in ECA GROUP expertise for Water Boreholes inspection.
The BH viewer 200 systems delivered can operate inside small diameter water wells with depth up to 200m and will enable to inspect the drinkable water borehole operated by MSF to prevent dysfunctions or from external factors such as pollution.
To prevent these issues, a systematic maintenance through visual inspection of the entire well have to be conducted. ECA GROUP as an expert in this domain, offers a range of top-of-the-art TV inspection systems, incorporating different kinds of high resolution colour TV cameras that can inspect these wells up to 2000m depth.
Consequences of not detecting anomalies within the networks are important and costly repairs resulting from the well yielding undrinkable water or not yielding correctly the flow of water.
About BH viewer 200
Designed for video inspection and measurement, ECA GROUP's BH viewer 200 helps to keep up the safety and reliability of any types of boreholes or water wells up to 200m depth.
This easy-to-use system is able to inspect and provide a thorough diagnosis of the network inner conditions thanks to a high resolution head colour TV camera and an powerful lighting.
Combined with the use of the Forasoft software, this system offers utmost performances to identify any disfunctions or obsruction such as cracks and defects, metals tears, clogging and consequences of chemical pollution on the lateral walls.
About Médecins Sans Frontières
MSF is a well-known international, independent, medical humanitarian organisation which, for many years, has and is working in African countries to provide fresh water from wells to people in need . Their hydrological services are run either directly or in cooperation with local operators.
Photo courtesy MSF
