WATER LOSS AND LEAK DETECTION RESOURCES

• 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.

• Why Your Water Utility Should Be Using Hydraulic Modeling

  Hydraulic modeling offers a vast range of benefits such as improving system performance, long-term infrastructure planning, predicting and anticipating demographic changes, and more.

• How IoT Sensors Reduce Water Waste

  To stretch water resources as scarcity intensifies, utilities and industry should lean on the latest sensing technology, enabled by the Internet of Things (IoT).

• New-Generation AI Overcomes Barriers To Proactive Leak Detection Adoption

  An estimated 90% of leakage never shows above ground,¹ but adoptable technologies are challenging our accepted wisdom on economic levels of leakage (ELL).

• 4 Ways To Unlock The Hidden Potential Of Water Utilities

  Learn how water utilities can reach their full potential by becoming more resilient, transparent, efficient, and sustainable.

• 6 Objections To AMI – And Why They Are No Longer Valid

  This article presents common misconceptions about advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) among water utilities, and why modern AMI technology, in particular NaaS, overcomes them.

• Tennessee Town Checks For Water Loss In More Than 8,000 Feet Of Pipe

  Learn how Electro Scan helped a rural Tennessee town check for water loss and to find the sources of its non-revenue water (NRW). 

• Misconceptions About U.S. Water Infrastructure

  The U.S. has more 148,000 drinking water systems which distribute 39 billion gallons of potable water to homes and businesses nationwide. For those who work in the drinking water and wastewater treatment industry, the size, scope, and challenges to the country’s water infrastructure are well known.

• 5 Questions To Ask When Selecting A SaaS Metering Data Solution

  SaaS technologies for metering data management (MDM) offer opportunities well beyond sending bills. But water utilities first need to understand their options before choosing a provider.

• Cellular Technology For Advanced Metering And The Internet Of Things: The Time Is Now

  Advancements in cellular-based advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) make it a viable way to provide reliability and cost-effectiveness in practical solutions for water utilities and municipalities.