Smart Water Management system is a system integrated to achieve Supervisory monitoring and control over the distribution operations with Data acquisition by ensuring right quantity and quality of water at right time. Water management system aims to provide quality and quantity auditing in public drinking water systems. The system logs data related to various parameters like flow rate, volume accumulated, quality assurance by measuring the ppm of chlorine etc in various parts of the city. The entire data is transferred to the one central place and reports are provided for further analysis and optimization of the drinking water schemes.
Benefits:
Total accountability in water production and water distribution system. Continuous monitoring and display of network flow status and supervisory controls. Reports overflows, leakages, unaccounted for water (UFW) at various stages of distribution. Uniform distribution of water can be achieved though out the supply area eliminating imbalances. Online information and historical data helps in managing demand variations. Automated reports help in taking timely decision. Continuous assessment can ensure water quality & quantity. Improves quality of service and overall plant efficiency

Smart Water Management system is a system integrated to achieve Supervisory monitoring and control over the distribution operations with Data acquisition by ensuring right quantity and quality of water at right time. Water management system aims to provide quality and quantity auditing in public drinking water systems. The system logs data related to various parameters like flow rate, volume accumulated, quality assurance by measuring the ppm of chlorine etc in various parts of the city. The entire data is transferred to the one central place and reports are provided for further analysis and optimization of the drinking water schemes.
Benefits:
Total accountability in water production and water distribution system. Continuous monitoring and display of network flow status and supervisory controls. Reports overflows, leakages, unaccounted for water (UFW) at various stages of distribution. Uniform distribution of water can be achieved though out the supply area eliminating imbalances. Online information and historical data helps in managing demand variations. Automated reports help in taking timely decision. Continuous assessment can ensure water quality & quantity. Improves quality of service and overall plant efficiency