Case Study: Non-Contact Water Level Measurement for Deep Manholes A municipal utility required reliable, continuous water level monitoring in a deep manhole approximately 90 ft deep. The site had no access to power and contained internal structures such as grates, ladders, rungs, guide rails, inflow and outflow pipes, benching and wall irregularities. Steam, high condensation, […]
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Remote Water Tank Monitoring with Cellular Level Sensors Challenge A municipality operating multiple elevated and remote water storage tanks faced inefficiencies in monitoring water levels. Tank level was monitored by physically traveling to each site, climbing tanks to visually inspect levels, and manually logging data. This process was time and labor intensive, posed safety hazards,
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Stormwater Level Monitoring with Wireless Remote Ultrasonic Overview An engineering firm was tasked with developing an efficient solution for monitoring water levels within an infiltration trench as part of a stormwater management system. The trench, integrated with R-Tanks, collects and stores stormwater, reducing runoff and flood risks by facilitating groundwater infiltration. The firm required a
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Case Study: Water Storage Tank Remote Level Monitoring Challenge Small public water systems often face challenges operating within the constraints of a tight budget. A town was looking for a solution to monitor a critical remote water storage tank located at the southern end of town. With no AC power available and no SCADA system,
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Case Study: Wireless Water Level Monitoring in Manholes Challenge A city required accurate and reliable monitoring of the sanitary and storm water levels in manholes to enhance water management efficiency, prevent flooding, and proactively monitor infrastructure for maintenance requirements. A variety of level sensors were tested with varying results. Sensors that involved direct contact with
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5 Benefits of Radar Level Sensors for Wastewater Radar level sensors, with their robustness, versatility, and reliability, are a preferred choice for wastewater applications. They provide significant operational advantages and contribute to better process control and efficiency. Here are five key benefits: 1 Performance in Harsh Conditions Radar level sensors operate effectively in harsh wastewater conditions,
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Case Study: Remote Manhole Water Level Monitoring Challenge A utility company identified the need for real-time remote manhole water level monitoring in their sewer system to prevent overflow incidents, optimize maintenance efforts and enhance the overall efficiency of their sewer system management. Traditional methods of monitoring sewer water levels are cumbersome and lack real-time capabilities.
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Case Study: Wastewater Level Monitoring Foam and ice challenges in SBR tanks overcome with ABM’s non-contact radar level sensors Level sensors are critical in controlling sequencing batch reactor (SBR) systems, monitoring liquid levels in the basins and helping to control pumps that move wastewater through the system. A municipal wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) was experiencing
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Case Study: Remote Water Tower Level Monitoring ABM provides critical support and process feedback with remote level monitoring platform Water towers are a critical component of municipal water distribution systems. Remote water tower level monitoring is invaluable to ensure a reliable drinking water supply, maintain water distribution systems and enhance emergency response capabilities. For this
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Application Problem: A wastewater treatment plant required reliable level measurement in a sedimentation tank with surface foam and ice in the winter months. Application History: Existing radar sensors at the plant were influenced by surface foam and ice, providing unstable level measurements. The plant operator required an alternative solution to replace the unreliable radars. Solution:
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