This video explains the concept of Aquis and how water utilities can benefit from implementing Aquis in terms of providing complete overview of the network as well as being a valuable optimization tool.
Aquis monitors and visualizes water quality covering parameters such as the age of the water, the direction and rate of flow and even the mixing of water from multiple sources. This enables the operator to choose the optimal combination of supply sources to achieve optimal water quality and optimizing production cost.
This video explains how Aquis Leak Detection can reduce the amount of Non-revenue Water by reducing loss of water through existing leaks and reduce the risk of additional leaks. Furthermore energy consumption, emissions and use of chemicals are reduced and water quality is improved.
While we are still not sure how granny hit a Mueller® hydrant in this quiet residential neighborhood, a duo of ever-so-helpful water utility personnel install a new safety flange, repair the hydrant and help granny get back behind the wheel.
With operational budgets under continued pressure, data capture from remote assets and its subsequent transmission and conversion into meaningful information is being widely accepted by the water and wastewater industry. In this exclusive Water Online video, Kerry Hoffman, Regional Sales Manager for Telog discusses the types of assets that can be monitored, how data is transmitted and the types of data application that are improving workforce and system efficiencies.
General Manager William Snyder talks about Monroeville, AL’s water distribution system, important features when selecting service brass, and why they prefer to work with Mueller Co. and Consolidated Pipe. This video documents the advantages water utilities and distributors have when sourcing service brass from Mueller.
Fluence provided a packaged wastewater treatment plant for the Boleo Mine. The water treated is used for dust suppression around the mining operation, and the concentrated sludge can be safely handled.
Several years ago, Mueller began a journey to develop a user friendly and cost-effective technology to continuously and remotely monitor pressure at any point within a potable water distribution system. The technology involves threading a sensor onto a corporation valve to transmit pressure readings. The pressure sensor, typically installed two (2) per District Metering Area (DMA), reports at user-defined intervals via cellular service and a Mueller-hosted secure web server. Beginning with pressure monitoring, Mueller has created a communications backbone that utilities can integrate into its monitoring systems or use as a stand-alone monitoring platform. This technology is currently available in North America.
Water utilities looking for powerful information need to look no further than Neptune. As you’ll learn in this video, when longtime customer Johnson City, New York needed to implement new AMR technology as well as new billing software for its water department, Neptune Territory Manager Dave Johnson listened – and helped them put it all together for greater productivity.
The Network Operations Center from Mueller Systems offers class-leading support for monitoring your water infrastructure.
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