Secondary Water Supply Equipment Vendors/Environmental Protection Company/Water Engineering Firm/Water Management System Software Integrator

In water supply networks, secondary water supply systems play a critical role in ensuring the reliable distribution of water to consumers, especially in high-rise buildings and areas with complex water demands. These systems involve a network of pumps, pipes, and valves. Flow instruments are essential components in these systems, contributing to efficient operation, monitoring, and maintenance.

Why we need Sure Instrument in Secondary Water supply Systems and Smart Water Management?

• Pump Room Monitoring and Metering: The heart of secondary water supply systems is the pump room, where water is pressurized and distributed to consumers. Flow instruments are critical in these rooms to ensure that the right amount of water is being pumped and distributed.

• Chemical Dosing Metering at Water Treatment Plants: Water treatment plants often need to add chemicals for disinfection, pH adjustment, and other processes. Accurate metering of these chemicals is essential for effective water treatment and to comply with safety standards.

How does Sure Instrument work?

• Pump Rooms and Distribution Networks: Equipment vendors provide the core components of secondary water supply systems, including pumps, pipes, and valves. Flow meters are integrated into these systems to monitor and control the water flow.

• Electromagnetic Flow Meters (EMFMs): Installed in the main lines of pump rooms, EMFMs offer contactless measurement of conductive fluids, ensuring accurate flow data without obstruction, which is vital for maintaining optimal pressure and flow in the distribution network.

• Ultrasonic Flow Meters: These meters are used in smaller branches or loops within the system to provide non-invasive flow measurement, which is useful for detecting leaks and monitoring the performance of individual segments of the water network.

• Liquid Turbine Flow Meters: Installed at critical points in the system, these meters provide precise flow measurement for applications requiring high accuracy, such as dosing chemicals for water treatment within the secondary supply process.

• DMA (District Metering Area) Division: System integrators use flow meters to create DMAs, which are isolated sections of the water network used to monitor and control water flow for better demand management and leak detection. By analyzing flow data from various points in the network, system integrators can identify anomalies that may indicate leaks, allowing for prompt action to minimize water loss and system damage.

• Variable Area Flow Meters (Rotameters): These provide a visual indication of flow rate through the movement of a float in a tapered tube. These provide a visual indication of flow rate and are often used in chemical dosing systems for a quick and easy reading of the flow rate, ensuring that the correct amount of chemical is added to the water.

• Smart Water Management Platforms: These platforms integrate data from various flow instruments to provide a comprehensive view of the water supply network. The data is used for real-time monitoring, predictive maintenance, and automated control of the water distribution system.

• Turbidity & SS Sensors: In the context of a smart water management platform, these sensors monitor water quality within the secondary supply system, ensuring that the water meets safety and quality standards before it reaches the consumer.

Flow instruments are indispensable in the secondary water supply service, providing precise monitoring and control over the distribution and treatment of water. From ensuring the correct flow rate in pump rooms to accurately dosing chemicals at water treatment plants, these instruments contribute to the reliability and safety of our water supply.