Whitepaper / Water Pressure Monitoring Pressure Transients
Learn how proactive solutions like “pressure reduction” and “pressure stabilization” via remote monitoring have proven to have a significant impact on lowering all three types of leakage as defined by the AWWA.
Whether a utility has leakage due to aging infrastructure or needs to increase monitoring to meet more stringent regulatory requirements, there has never been a more critical time to add sensors to water distribution networks. The water industry has lagged other resource industries, but as a result, remote monitoring technology has advanced to become less costly, more robust, simple to deploy, and feature-rich. Today’s devices and sensors are far more reliable and allow for the real-time capture of detailed data to provide better analysis for accurate decision-making — empowering utilities to realize significant OPEX efficiencies.
Download our latest whitepaper release to learn how these new technology deployments are completely scalable, with examples of how utilities often start with pilot programs to prove ROI for larger deployments. For financial asset managers and planners, this makes decisions a lot more definitive. As more cities are incorporating some kind of climate action task force, looking for ways to reduce emissions, energy use, and water loss, is becoming a priority. Water utilities that have solutions to help meet these targets now have another ally for budget support.
