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Leakage detection and reduction strategies

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10 months 8 hours ago #260 by MarkosSklivaniotis
Great Francisco!!!! best, Markos

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10 months 8 hours ago #259 by FranciscoJavierFernandez
Thanks, Markos.
I would be glad to speak in such an event, but I would like to speak first with our representative for water losses within EU1.
Regards.

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10 months 1 day ago #258 by MarkosSklivaniotis
Thanks a lot Francisco. It looks that there are a lot of commercial sophisticated leakage detection and management tools around and it would be very useful to be able to make a presentation of the state of the art on these. I am note sure if this would involve more than one speaker. We are open to suggestions and proposals.

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10 months 1 day ago #257 by CarolineGreene
thank you

Caroline Greene
Senior Communications Manager - EurEau

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10 months 1 day ago #256 by CarolineGreene
great suggestion!

Caroline Greene
Senior Communications Manager - EurEau

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10 months 1 day ago #254 by FranciscoJavierFernandez
According to my experience, methods like Sahara apply only to large trunk mains. In my opinion, there are two approaches, which turn out to be non-exclusive, but complementary. On the one hand, there might be some very critical trunk mains that you may want to have monitored continuously. In this case, sound-based, IA-supported technologies such as Synirix's are the best choice. On the other hand, if a trunk main is not so critical, you may perform periodical or event-based checks using technologies such as Sahara or Pure's Smartball.
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