Detecting a leak tells you where water is being lost.

Aquilent helps reduce how much water is lost in the first place.

Water distribution networks are traditionally designed to maintain sufficient pressure during periods of peak demand. The result is that, for much of the day, many parts of a network can operate at pressures higher than actually required.Higher pressure can increase leakage, place additional stress on ageing infrastructure and increase the energy required to distribute water.Aquilent changes this by continuously adapting network pressure to actual demand.

t the entrance to a District Metered Area (DMA), a Pressure Reducing Valve (PRV) controls the pressure entering the network.Traditional PRVs are commonly configured around predetermined pressure settings.Aquilent turns the PRV into an intelligent, responsive pressure-management system.

By continuously monitoring flow and network conditions, the system adjusts outlet pressure as demand changes.When demand falls, pressure can be reduced.When demand increases, Aquilent responds by increasing available pressure to maintain the required service.