Well inspections using a borehole camera involve inserting a camera, mounted on a flexible probe or maneuvering device, into the well for visual examination.
During the process, the camera captures high-resolution images of the well walls and internal structures, transmitting them in real-time to an external monitor. This helps identify structural problems such as cracks, corrosion, encrustations or sediment accumulation, providing essential information for preventive maintenance, diagnosing anomalies, and planning corrective actions. This technique supports maintaining the structural integrity of wells and protecting water resources, contributing to efficient water and environmental management operations.
