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Smart Utility - Digital Technologies Streamline Small Utility Operations and Renewal Strategies for Aging Water and Wastewater Pipeline

18th Mar 2:00pm - 2:50pm MDT Aspen Daisy -Water
57 attended
In Person
Session Description

Water loss due to leaks in distribution systems presents a substantial challenge for utilities, impacting both operational efficiency and resource conservation. The paper outlines the methodology for establishing a live data connection with the hydraulic model, calibration and validation of the hydraulic model, and the application of advanced modelling capabilities, including predicting pipes with the highest probability of leaks, sensitivity analysis, and pressure-driven demand modelling, to enhance leak prediction capabilities. A case study of Consolidated Utilities District of Rutherford County, Tennessee, and practical examples will be presented to demonstrate the effectiveness of this approach in real-world scenarios, showcasing its potential to enhance the sustainability and efficiency of water distribution systems across North America.

Attendees (57)
Robert Espinoza
ORC at Fort Garland Water & Sanitation
Mike Santonastaso
Water Operator at Curecanti/Black Canyon National Park
Jake Jump
Water Operator at Morgan County Quality Water Dist
Sean Forbes
Systems Specialist at Cherokee Metropolitan District
Dajohn LEe
Monument, Town of
Blair Forcet
David Gurley
Colorado Springs Utilities
Orrin Velarde
Water Utility worker at Trinidad, City of
Sonny Adkins
Executive Director at Camp Shady Brook
Thomas Triplat
water operator at Cottonwood Springs Mobile Home Park
Jared Sledge
Maintenance Tech at Sky ranch at Ute Trail, Inc.
Greg Allen
Operator at Rogers Mesa Domestic Water Company
Andrew Rudnicki
Water Operator at Palmer Lake, Town of
Patrick Salamon
Lead Irrigation Technician at Meridian Service Metropolitan District
David Pritchard
Administrative Coordinator at Pueblo West Metro District
ASHLEY GARDNER
OPERATOR at CARTER LAKE FILTER PLANT
+41 other Attendees