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A well-known fact is that in many municipal networks, water loss may reach alarming levels of 40% or higher, turning into non-revenue water, leading to a significant waste of water and financial resources.
In our recent webinar, we discussed the advanced pressure management solution that tackles this issue. We introduced our full modulation controller
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Eyal Geller
Recent Posts
Air Control in Sewage & Wastewater — introducing the BERMAD C80
Air valves in sewage & wastewater systems are important for efficient operation as well as for protection from vacuum conditions and surge pressure.
Topics: Waterworks, BERMAD webinar
Air Control in Sewage and Wastewater Applications — Your Questions Answered
In a recent BERMAD webinar, “Air Control in Sewage & Wastewater Applications,” Eyal Geller, our Air Valves Product Manager, shared some insights regarding the use of air valves in sewage and wastewater applications.
Topics: Waterworks, BERMAD webinar
Sewage & Wastewater Combination Air Valves Reduce Maintenance Costs
Sewage (wastewater) is produced wherever people live and work and comes from residential, institutional, and commercial sources. Wastewater that comes from industrial processes such as the production or manufacture of goods is classed as industrial wastewater (not as sewage), but may also get sent to sewage systems. All categories of sewage usually carry pathogenic organisms, which can transmit disease to humans and animals and cause damage to the environment. For this reason, in most countries, sewage collection and treatment is subject to strict regulations and standards.
Topics: Waterworks
Low Pressure Air Valve Sealing for Reduced Leakage
Air valves are essential for air control in water systems. They help prevent inefficiency caused by air that is trapped during filling and pressurized operation, as well as to prevent damage in vacuum conditions and pressure surges.
However, air valves are known to leak, especially when located at low pressure points in the water system. This can cause water wastage and interrupt the smooth operation of the water system.
Topics: Waterworks
Air control is a critical factor in water systems. Every water system contains entrapped air, which may reduce flow cross-section, increase energy costs during pipeline filling and pressurized operation, cause pressure surges, interfere with metering or even stop the flow altogether. In addition, there are cases where air cannot enter the network. This can cause vacuum conditions and may lead to pipes collapsing or other mechanical damage to system components.
Topics: Waterworks