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WLM platforms, such as WEAD by LeakZon, play an important role in providing valuable insights about water networks. These platforms offer: Comprehensive information about the water network Insights into potential leaks and inefficiencies Resource allocation recommendations for leak repairs Predictive analysis to identify future issues

You won't want to miss tomorrow's webinar on remote lift station monitoring! From 2 to 3 P.M. Eastern time, Joseph McKenzie, our Technical Support Specialist, will present Part 2, "Hardware and Instrumentation," showing Mission Communications' remote lift station monitoring technology. Our online web portal shows analytics such as the daily wastewater flowing through your lift stations, so you can prevent your lift station from flooding. All important wastewater monitoring statics on lift stations are available on your phone or internet-enabled device, anytime, anywhere! #LiftStationMonitoring #Wastewater #RemoteMonitoringSoftware

#3 Renewal and replacement of aging water infrastructure According to the American Water Works Association's 2024 State of the Water Industry, the #3 issue facing utilities is the Renewal and replacement of aging water infrastructure. It's a critical issue that contributes to water loss, operational inefficiencies and financial insecurity for many utilities. It's also an issue that can be resolved with a reliable system and embedded leak detection. Find out how Kamstrup and Oneida, TN partnered to combat this issue and the remarkable success that followed. Read the case study here: https://lnkd.in/eBqSsKRk #StateoftheWaterIndustry #WaterInfrastructure #KamstrupListens

Where the largest #groundwater treatment plant in the U.S. meets #HMI Long Beach Water Department gets an average $300,000 annual ROI from its #SCADA solution. Read the success story to learn more https://bit.ly/3vVEghf

Where the largest #groundwater treatment plant in the U.S. meets #HMI Long Beach Water Department gets an average $300,000 annual ROI from its #SCADA solution. Read the success story to learn more https://bit.ly/3V1Ryne

Formed in 1966 as a membership-owned cooperative, Iredell Water Corporation provides essential services to over 10,000 customers, 94% residential. But after decades of reliable operation, their aging AMR system was beginning to falter. Leaks went unnoticed as meter readings grew erratic. Crews wasted precious hours crisscrossing rural roads chasing false alarms. It became clear that a new solution was needed to restore reliability across Iredell's sweeping service area. With pressure mounting, Iredell’s General Manager and CEO, Danny Sloan wanted to find a solution that was not only durable but also capable of mastering challenging rural topography. Their infrastructure was scattered, but a robust metering network could unify it into a singular nervous system. They turned to their distributor, Fortiline, and Kamstrup smart metering solutions for help. Learn how Kamstrup and Fortiline helped Iredell Water Corporation tackle infrastructure challenges and future-proof its water system.

Leak detection is an essential component of the effective management of water networks. WaterGEMS offers advanced leak detection tools, allowing operators to quickly locate and reduce unwanted water losses. 💧 Learn more about OpenFlows at https://lnkd.in/dsT2_iG9 #waterinfrastructure #leakdetection #waterloss #OpenFlows

Dive into the latest advancements in flow control and monitoring technologies! Ensure optimal performance and reliability in your water management systems. 💧📊 #MSWMagazine #MunicipalSewerAndWater #FlowControl #WaterManagement #ProductInnovation https://loom.ly/-Zj_tc4

Environment Agency calls for halt to dumb meter installation, as supply gap will reach 5Bn litres a day by 2050! Thanks to Beatrice Martin for highlighting this headline this morning. The short term benefits of Smart Metering are clear: Huge reductions in Customer Side Leakage, reducing wastage by 10-20% Gaining an accurate understanding of Per Capita Consumption, allowing for positive work to be done changing behavior and reducing excessive use. The longer term benefits will be just as impactful. In order to make data led decisions, use machine learning or algorithmic programming to manage water resources and meet targets across both clean and waste water, we need to have the data in place! Ruth Clarke can tell you what incredible things are possible utilizing smart data across a smart network, for now though, it's good to see the EA has made a stand for one of the best ways to address network leakage!

Leak detection modeling by WaterGEMS