Sewer management

The future of wastewater systems is digital

Digital technology in the sewer system is the basis for integral sewer management. Built-in sensors collect data. Network technology forwards these to a central control centre. Software analyses the data arriving in real time and reports when algorithms detect problems in defined processes. Targeted countermeasures can then be taken. If, for example, the flow rate of the wastewater in a sewer section is reduced, a weir can be opened automatically to initiate targeted surge flushing. It removes any deposits before a major blockage occurs, which would require a much more complex intervention. The sensors in turn monitor the success of the measure and report the result back to the control centre. Sewer management doesn’t get any better, easier or faster than this!

Digital sewer management is always ready for action

Thanks to digitalisation, wastewater systems can be controlled and monitored automatically – at any time, day or night, winter or summer, Christmas or Easter. This reduces the amount of work, increases security and helps to minimise costs significantly. In this way, the wastewater fees for the citizens remain as stable as possible for a longer period of time.

Your employees no longer have to go down into the sewers every day to take measurements. As an employer, you gain flexibility because you can assign your staff to other tasks. Should problems arise that require human intervention, you will be informed promptly and automatically via SMS. By using an app, your employees can also view the current status of the system at any time while on the road.