Water Distribution
Despite rapid urban development, many cities continue to rely on outdated methods for water distribution. CIMCON’s integrated
Water Distribution SCADA solutions enable real-time monitoring, IoT-based pump control, and automated valve operations, ensuring
equitable water supply with minimal manual intervention. By adopting smart water management practices and telemetry-enabled
systems, utilities can significantly improve efficiency, reduce losses, and support the broader digital transformation in urban water
infrastructure.
Degraded quality of water
Reduction in carrying capacity
Inadequate pressure at tail ends of the system
Decrease in water pressure due to the use of suction motors to draw water from the main supply connection
Ensuring 24 x 7 Water Supply
CIMCON’s integrated automation solutions ensure remote control and monitoring of water distribution network. They offer sequenced and demand-based operation of centrifugal pumping systems, valve operations, ESR water storage data, pumped and gravity flows while also ensuring high quality water is reaching citizens. The system provides a complete audit trail of the generation and distribution of water and ensures optimal distribution of the scarce resource to cities and villages.
- Direct from Tube wells
- Over Head Tanks
- Boosting Stations
- Pump Houses
Scattered Pump House / Boosting Station sites can be controlled & operated from one point, thereby reducing dependency on manpower.
- Time-Based Running of Pumps
- Level-Based Running of Pumps
- Pressure-Based Operation of Pumps
- Sequential Operation of Pumps
- Customized logic can be developed depending on the requirements
Make it
Easier
Database provides detailed daily, monthly and yearly reports in the Central PC.
Saves
Money
Wastage of water is avoided and time is saved.
Provides
Security
Measurement data reliability is ensured through global network monitoring by the central dispatching unit
Helps the
Environment
Water quality is maintained through automated measurement of pH and chlorine levels, with results displayed in the SCADA system
Strong
Foundation
Possible to monitor and control whole system remotely
Intelligent distribution – can be monitored without human intervention
Continuous water distribution according to water level
Real-time alarms created in SCADA when any equipment fails