Under Pressure Part 2: How Autonomous Network Optimization Software Reduces Pressure Fluctuations.                  It has taken some time, but the results have been well worth the wait. Early in 2017 one of our key partners, the Syndicat des Eaux du Sud (SES), ask our team to evaluate how a fully autonomous water network optimization software might be used to reduce the severity of pressure fluctuations in one section of their distribution network. At the time, there were no pressure monitoring tools in place at the target branch, so our analysis was based…

  It is never the most important topic when we meet with clients. In fact, it is a topic that almost never comes up – at first. But as the central focus of our work involves optimizing resources within a water network, eventually the subject of water supply autonomy makes its way into the conversation. “What can be done within my network if my water source becomes compromised?”. Or, put a different way, “How much autonomy can I get from my network given the water I already have in my basins?”   Give Yourself Time to Find the Best Solution…

RTC4Water, a pioneer in the development of a new breed of artificial intelligence software systems for water and sewer distribution networks, will present the latest in predictive and autonomous software systems from October 31st to November 3rd at Aquatech Amsterdam; one of the world’s leading trade exhibitions for water technology professionals. RTC4Water develops software systems which optimize water and wastewater (sewer) networks. By applying the latest technologies from the software development and automation domains, water and sewer network administrators can now achieve a higher level of efficiency which would typically not be possible with human operators. “We are extremely excited…