Drinking Water Distribution Resources
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Managing Drought And Reducing Water Loss During System Maintenance And Repair
2/17/2023
Discover how public water systems can avoid both the cost and the terrible optics associated with repairs during drought conditions by using insertion valves.
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ATLC Designs Water System 25 Days Ahead Of Schedule
2/17/2023
Learn how OpenFlows WaterGems and STAAD helped to optimize designs while saving costs.
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AEGEA Implements A Digital Twin At Manaus' São Jorge District To Improve Water Quality And Asset Management Decisions
2/17/2023
Discover how OpenFlows WaterSight helped a Brazilian utility improve leak detection and optimize operational workflows.
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What's The Value Of Non-Revenue Water?
2/17/2023
Not all water loss, more correctly nonrevenue water, has the same cost to the water utility, and not all reduction is worth the same. First, it’s important to distinguish between the two main categories of water loss, apparent loss and real loss.
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How Many Isolation Valves Are Enough?
2/17/2023
Without isolation valves, repairing a pipe break or performing other maintenance would require shutting down the entire water distribution system. But how many isolation valves are actually needed?
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Insta-Valve 250 Eliminates Widespread Service Outage During Pipe Replacement Project
2/17/2023
Discover how Hydra-Stop's insertion valve provided targeted control for an AC pipe removal project without widespread service outages.
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Halifax Water Uses Advanced Pressure Management To Reduce Leakages
2/10/2023
Halifax Water (HW) partnered with Mueller for a performance trial of advanced pressure management and the Sentryx™ Water Intelligence Platform.
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Watermain Leaks Can Be A Costly Contributor In Energy Consumption And NRW Loss
2/10/2023
Mueller was hired by an energy performance firm to survey a federal government water distribution network in Ontario to determine if leakage was contributing to unnecessary energy consumption.
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HYMAX Grip Chosen For New Construction Project In Arizona
2/10/2023
In 2017, Queen Creek established a Water System Master Plan as a framework for water infrastructure improvements including wells, reservoirs/storage tanks, and booster pump stations.
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Cheap Sewer Pipe Repairs Can Push Toxic Fumes Into Homes And Schools — Here’s How To Lower The Risk
1/23/2023
Across the U.S., children and adults are increasingly exposed to harmful chemicals from a source few people are even aware of. It begins on a street outside a home or school, where a worker in a manhole is repairing a sewer pipe. The contractor inserts a resin-soaked sleeve into the buried pipe, then heats it, transforming the resin into a hard plastic pipe.