Delivery completed: SL-GPR Wireless Ground Penetrating Radar (Subsurface Pipe Detector) for Shangrao Guangfeng Ecology and Environment Bureau
The Shangrao Guangfeng Bureau of Ecology and Environment successfully delivered the SL-GPR wireless ground-penetrating radar system and conducted hands-on training, adding a high-tech tool to environmental law enforcement in its jurisdiction and advancing enforcement operations toward smarter, more precise capabilities.
To further strengthen environmental law enforcement capabilities, address gaps in detecting underground排污 pipes, and precisely target concealed illegal discharge activities, the Shangrao Guangfeng Ecological Environment Bureau recently completed the delivery and hands-on training for the SL-GPR wireless ground-penetrating radar (pipe detection device). This "technological weapon" enhances ecological supervision and law enforcement in the jurisdiction, advancing enforcement work toward greater intelligence, precision, and efficiency.
During equipment delivery, Wuhan Shilong Technology Co., Ltd. deployed its professional technical team to the Guangfeng Ecology and Environment Bureau to provide comprehensive, systematic training for frontline enforcement staff. This ensures officers master equipment capabilities, operational procedures, and practical application techniques—enabling rapid deployment of new tools with immediate real-world impact.
The training employs a three-dimensional teaching model combining "in-depth theory, case analysis, and hands-on practice." First, technical experts deliver lectures on the SL-GPR wireless ground-penetrating radar (hidden pipe detector), covering core principles, technical advantages, applicable scenarios, and key data interpretation methods. Using typical environmental hidden pipe inspection cases from various regions, they break down challenges in detecting concealed discharge pipelines, demonstrate identification techniques, and explain problem assessment methods to strengthen law enforcement officers' theoretical foundation. Next, experts conduct on-site practical training, guiding officers step-by-step through equipment setup, parameter configuration, field scanning, data retrieval, and anomaly detection. They address common issues encountered during routine enforcement inspections to significantly enhance participants' operational skills.
The SL-GPR series wireless ground-penetrating radar (concealed pipe detector) is an intelligent, specialized tool for environmental law enforcement. Leveraging advanced technology, it has become the core equipment for underground utility surveys. Its integrated antenna and host design offers wireless transmission, portability, low power consumption, high efficiency, and ease of use. Equipped with ultra-wideband radar technology and long pseudo-random pulse coding, it significantly improves detection depth and accuracy. The device enables fast, non-destructive, and precise detection of pipelines of various materials, concealed sewage pipes, and buried anomalies within depths of 0 to 5 meters. It overcomes the limitations of traditional survey methods and is widely used in environmental enforcement against illegal sewage discharge, municipal utility inventories, road corridor pipeline inspections, and detection of buried objects.
Unlike traditional methods that rely on extensive excavation and manual surveys, this intelligent detection device requires no ground disturbance. It significantly boosts inspection efficiency while delivering accurate and reliable results. This effectively addresses key enforcement challenges associated with underground concealed pipes—including their high concealment, difficult identification, evidence collection hurdles, and risk of oversight—while eliminating the time-consuming, labor-intensive, destructive, and low-accuracy issues inherent in conventional approaches.
Senior officials from the Guangfeng Ecology and Environment Bureau and all participating staff highly commended the equipment delivery and technical training services. They unanimously agreed that deploying the new equipment has driven a technological breakthrough in enforcing environmental protection regulations against hidden pipes, marking the official entry of local ecological supervision into a new phase of "technology-enabled, precision enforcement."
Next, the Guangfeng Ecology and Environment Bureau of Shangrao City will leverage its new intelligent law enforcement equipment to routinely conduct inspections and rectification efforts for hidden underground discharge pipes in key watersheds, enterprises, and areas within its jurisdiction. By continuously enhancing enforcement effectiveness through technology, the bureau will strictly crack down on environmental violations such as illegal dumping, concealed discharges, and other illicit activities. This initiative aims to strengthen the regional ecological and environmental safety barrier and fully safeguard Guangfeng's green mountains and clear waters.