Drinking Water Flow Control and Measurement Whitepapers and Case Studies
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New AMR System Improves Efficiency, Conservation, Customer Service And Revenue For Coeur d'Alene
9/20/2013
The City of Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, had been using a drive-by Automatic Meter Reading (AMR) system to read all of its meters since 2010, but according to Rob Stark, utility supervisor for the City of Coeur d’Alene Water Department, it wasn’t realizing the full benefits with its existing system.
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Northshore Utility District Boosts Reading Efficiency By More Than 900 Percent, While Improving Customer Service
9/19/2013
When Northshore Utility District began searching for a new meter reading solution in 2006, achieving a strong return on investment was a critical factor in its selection process.
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How Meter Nozzles Can Deliver Accuracy In Municipal Treatment Facilities
5/16/2013
The United States Environmental Protection Agency claims there are approximately 155,000 public water systems in the nation and the public drinking water systems regulated by EPA provide drinking water to 90 percent of Americans. To put this in perspective, a family of four statistically uses 400 gallons of water daily. By Jeff Smith, Primary Flow Signal
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Should You Trash Your Flow Meter?
4/10/2013
Generally speaking, market research reports aren’t terribly exciting reads, but they are at times enlightening. Studies on how specific technologies are being applied can reveal trends for the industries they serve — for example, flow meters in water and wastewater. I recently came across some interesting analysis on the subject, homing in on what they reveal about our corner of the world.