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Telling a burst main from a faulty sensor at 2am.
The right crew sent, and the regulator's report written from the record.
The problem
A pressure drop at 02:00 could be a burst main or a faulty sensor, and every storm overflow spill has to be reported to the regulator.
What would change
Real bursts would get a crew within minutes, false alarms would be ruled out, and reports would come straight from the record.
How we would help
- Connect
Network readings
Pressure, flow and overflow sensors brought together with the asset register.
- Model
The network in context
Each reading is tied to its pipe, its pumping station and the customers downstream.
- Decide
Real or not
Readings are checked against their neighbours, and a crew is proposed only when a burst is likely.
- Act
Sent and reported
The crew is dispatched, customers are told, and spill reports are drawn from the record.
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