AMI, AMR, and Metering Features
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A Lesson In DMA Management
3/28/2018
White House Utility District (WHUD) is one of the largest water and sewer utilities in the state of Tennessee. While developing a network of pipelines, pumping stations and storage units was challenging, the greater test came in finding access to a plentiful water supply.
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Advanced Flow Meters Save Millions In Maintenance Costs And Non-Revenue Water Loss
4/27/2023
Learn how a municipal water treatment department reduced annual maintenance costs by $265,000, while forecasting an ultimate savings of up to $3 million in yearly non-revenue water losses.
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Early Leak Detection Made Simple With Underground Acoustic Leak-Detection
10/19/2023
In 2017, Orlando residents saw firsthand the negative effects of what could happen when a construction crew caused a major water main break downtown. Not only did the leak become an inconvenience for the city, but it also was expensive to repair.
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Weather Or Not: AMI That Stays Connected
3/16/2020
As emerging weather patterns that cause significant damage and disruption across populated areas have become more common and show no signs of slowing down, many water utilities are improving resiliency in order to properly serve their communities and meet newer regulatory requirements.
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Jacksonville, Texas, Tackles Weather Emergency, Improves Customer Service With Xylem Technology
1/18/2023
Learn how the Sensus ally water meter with remote shutoff helps prevent property damage in Jacksonville, Texas.
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8 Questions For Every Water Utility After The UCLA Water Main Break
8/18/2014
The water and mud from the big water main break that flooded the UCLA campus in Los Angeles in late July left behind several questions that could be asked of every water supplier in the country. Find out for yourself how vulnerable your home town’s water supply is to leaks and breaks with these eight questions. By Ed Osann, NRDC senior water policy analyst
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Digital Transformation In Water: The 9 Key Success Factors
11/30/2020
Climate change, urban population growth, aging infrastructure, budgetary constraints and increasing regulatory pressure are some of the many challenges facing US water utilities.
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Got Water? Regional Water Supply & The Economy
6/25/2021
Got water? Sure, most of us in the United States do. But do we ever stop to smell the roses of odorless fresh potable water? Do we reflect on what reliable water means for the economic life of our community? Texas’s harsh deep freeze earlier this year reminded us Texans of our vulnerability, and after $200B in damages, it gave us a glimpse of how life looks without the core services that we take for granted daily.
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Key Insights From The Leading Global Smart Water Event
9/9/2020
The SWAN 10th Annual Conference welcomed 400+ attendees from 32 countries, including a record 64 unique utilities. Hosted virtually by SWAN, the Smart Water Networks Forum, this was the largest global smart water and wastewater event. On the 22nd and 23rd of July 2020, SWAN member Ovarro led two expert interactive roundtable sessions on “Leak detection at your desktop” and “How will you keep the water flowing in challenging times?” Below, we interviewed Ovarro about key takeaways from their discussions and how these insights can benefit the water sector.
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In The BREW Tank, Everyone’s A Winner
10/26/2015
The BREW Tank was a series of brief product pitches in the vein of television’s popular reality competition “Shark Tank.”