Water Loss and Leak Detection Podcasts
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The Internet Of Things Meets The Water Industry
6/23/2015
The cost and complexity of moving data from one device to another within the wired or wireless world of water is about to change.
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How To Raise Your Water System’s IQ
6/23/2015
Water Online Radio’s Kelly Riggs asked a simple but important question to Paul Gifford, director of R&D with Mueller Company. His query, to paraphrase, was “What is intelligent water technology?”
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Leak Detection: Catching And Monitoring Leaks As They Form
11/7/2014
Echologics, a division of Mueller Corporation, is an acoustic company doing acoustic-based leak detection and condition assessment. Eric Stacey, Product Manager with Echologics, joined Water Online Radio for an interview to discuss Echologics’ lastest technologies.
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Intelligent Metering Paves Way For Water Efficiency
8/10/2014
When it comes to metering, simple is best. Meters that have no moving parts are more accurate in low flow applications, explains Torsten Hagele of Diehl Metering in an interview with Water Online Radio.
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Emerging Water Loss Regulations Open The Doors For Innovation
7/31/2014
For a long time the focus in the drinking water space has been on water quality. While this is extremely important, there is another pressing water issue that should take the forefront.
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Don’t Wait: Detect Leaks In Real Time
7/17/2014
We are a society with little patience. We want what we want when we want it, and not a moment later. That same mentality should be applied to water distribution networks, believes Matt Thomas, vice president of business development with Mueller Systems.
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The Problem Every Utility Should Be Working To Fix
7/14/2014
In areas with an abundance of water, leak detection isn’t always made a priority. But every utility should be working to reduce non-revenue water, says Marc Bracken, vice president and general manager of Echologics.
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Researchers Cross Oceans To Create Cutting-Edge Leak Detection Robot
6/25/2014
Two prestigious universities have come together to tackle water loss. King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals (KFUPM) in Saudi Arabia and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), created an innovative in-pipe leak detection robot, which uses pressure gradients to identify leaks. The detector — which operates autonomously — can sense leaks at any angle around the circumference of the pipe.
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Advanced Metering Analytics Brings Higher Visibility To Water
10/23/2013
Morrice Blackwell, Marketing Manager at Badger Meter, explains how Advanced Metering Analytics enhances understanding of usage data for both water customers and utilities.
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Mobile Leak Finder Technology Tested On Transmission Main In New Orleans
7/23/2013
Marc Bracken, General Manager of Echologics Engineering, discusses Echologics’ permanent leak detection and monitoring solution for large transmission mains