WATER LOSS AND LEAK DETECTION RESOURCES

• Two Years And Counting: The AFC SEMPER RPM Offers Aqua Insight Into Pressure Transients

  It’s been more than two years since Aqua Pennsylvania began using an eye-opening technology, the AMERICAN Flow Control SEMPER Remote Pressure Monitor (RPM), to identify pressure transients and reduce main breaks and non-revenue water.

• Walla Walla, Washington, Extends Water Loss Control Efforts With Xylem

  In Walla Walla, Washington, the Sensus Smart Utility Network set the foundation for lasting improvement. 

• Seal Rock Conserves Water And Advances Customer Service With Sensus

  In this case study, discover how an Oregon water district moved to AMI for better accuracy and response time. 

• Florida's Largest Public Utility Recovers One Billion Gallons Of Unaccounted For Water

  Learn how Sensus Omni Meters, a rigorous testing program, and infrastructure upgrades saved a utility time and money. 

• Georgia City Reaches Beyond Metering With Xylem

  Learn how the Sensus smart utility network allowed Gainesville to improve leak detection and enhance customer service. 

• How To Utilize Limited Resources To Address Water Loss During A Drought

  Discover how to track water loss, analyze results, and standardize operating practices for your team with more efficiency. 

• Drop-By-Drop: A Thorough Approach To Mitigating Leaks, Conserving Water, And Reducing Costs

  Implementing water distribution modelling and asset management solutions can help water utilities find and reduce water leakage, pipe breaks, and water theft, and prioritise damaged pipes to be replaced while minimising the impact on communities and infrastructure. 

• Big Sky, Montana Water District Enhances Operations With Xylem

  Discover how smart technology helped a Montana utility advance leak detection and customer service goals. 

• Reversing Water Loss In A Rural Municipality

  Explore how Oneida's water department went from dealing with water loss, partnering up and solving the challenge, and getting unexpected results. 

• Why Reliable Communication Is Key To The Future Of Water

  A reliable communications network must have robustness, redundancy, reconnaissance, and resiliency. This article will explain what this means, why it matters, and the necessary steps to build one.