How do you find out leakage in pipe line?

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Leakage in a pipeline can be found by conducting a visual inspection, using leak detection equipment, or performing pressure tests.

Conduct a visual inspection along the pipeline to look for any signs of leakage such as wet spots, puddles, or discoloration.
Use leak detection equipment such as acoustic sensors, infrared cameras, or tracer gas to pinpoint the location of the leak.
Perform pressure tests by pressurizing the pipeline and monitoring for any drop in pressure, which could indicate a leak.
Consider using dye testing or smoke testing to identify leaks in underground pipelines.
Regular maintenance and monitoring of pipelines can help prevent and detect leaks before they become a major issue.

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