EnergyReal-time closed-loop optimization and anomaly-aware controldeployed production system at a live municipal water utility with measured operational results.

Demand-driven water distribution pressure control for municipal pumping network

Sensors watch water pressure in the network and a controller tells pumps to speed up or slow down so the system uses only the pressure needed at that moment.

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