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Water Main Leak Detection
Does anyone know of a transmitter (Sound, Flow, Vibration, etc. etc.) to detect if a water main has failed? I have used excessive flow meters/detectors/sensors to perform this on natural gas piping systems but never on water main feeds that are buried.
I can meter the main feed to the complex of 18 buildings and meter the individual buildings and do a delta on total summation comparison (Very Expensive). Not sure of any other concepts?
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What about a simple pressure transmitter?
No sure if they are looking for minor breaks, but a major break you'd have a pressure loss.
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I use pressure switches or transmitters just because of pricing. Most are hardwired to shut off booster pumps and broadcast alarms.
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