This document proposes a smart solution for monitoring and managing water supply systems. It discusses sensor installation and deployment, areas for smart solutions like early warning systems, pump scheduling optimization, leak detection, and operational challenges of using sensor networks at large scales. A schematic of the developed monitoring system is presented, showing the solution design, software development, hardware installation, testing, operation and analysis process. References on related work monitoring water supply and sewer systems, controlling urban water systems using SCADA, guidance for smart water management, and using GIS as a tool for distribution planning are also included.

1. Smart solution for monitoring and
management of water supply system
Presented by
Vishwanath
vawati68@gmail.com
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Sensor Installation

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Schematic of the developed monitoring
system.

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Ahmedabad
Bangalore
Bhopal
Chandigarh
Chennai
Indore
Jabalpur
Kolkata
Mumbai
Nagpur
Rajkot
Varanasi
Unaccounted for water (%)
Source: ADB (2007): Benchmarking and Data Book of Water Utilities in India: Asian Development Bank.
Waste of Drinking Water in Major Cities of India.

4. Areas for Smart solutions
Implementation of an early warning system
for contaminant intrusion.
Optimization of pump scheduling (efficient
power management).
Optimization of billing of water use.
Detection and quantification of leaks.
Deployment and operational challenges in
using sensor networks for monitoring and
management of large scale water supply
systems. Source : R.1 & 3

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Solution
Design
Software
Development
Hardware
Installation
Testing
Operation
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Analysis
TestingGoing to Live
Updating of
System
Schematic of the developed monitoring system. Source: Rf.1

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Planning; Otis ANG Base, Massachusetts.

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