Why pressure drives leakage, and how to bring both down without leaving customers short of water.
Most of the water a utility loses seeps out of small holes under pressure, which makes pressure the cheapest thing you can change. Delegates learn to set up district metered areas, measure what is genuinely going out, model the network, and design a pressure scheme that cuts losses while keeping supply at the tap.
Splitting non-revenue water into leakage, metering error and unbilled use.
The physical relationship, and what it means on a real network.
Setting up zones so losses can be isolated and measured.
Modelling pressure and demand to test an intervention before you commit.
Choosing valves, settings and control logic for the network in front of you.
Using field data to confirm the saving, and to keep it.
Distribution engineers, non-revenue water teams, and network operations staff at water utilities.
A background in water distribution or civil engineering will help. No modelling experience needed.
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