Large control valves are used in a number of applications, for example, in systems that transport and distribute water to and in big cities, in the transfer of water from wet regions to arid regions for drinking and irrigation purposes, in water treatment plants (sewage and desalination), and for level control in large reservoirs and dams.
Topics: Waterworks, BERMAD webinar
BERMAD Application Engineer with the Waterworks sector in Asia, Australia, and New Zealand. Giving technical support and sharing knowledge with Bermad's personnel in the subsidiaries and with customers.
Large-diameter control valves are essential components in municipal water systems and key water supply infrastructure, such as dams, reservoirs, and large-scale irrigation networks. These control valves are designed with specific features that enable them to handle substantial water flow, making them essential for efficient water distribution and
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
Severn Trent Water is undertaking a comprehensive program to improve air valve performance in high grease and fat conditions across their network. This is part of a wider work program to ensure that all the Sewage Air Valves on the Severn Trent network meet a minimum and maintainable standard. This case study explores the implementation of BERMAD C50
Tapping Into Efficiency: The Unseen Potential of Non-Revenue Water - In the vast and intricate world of water utilities, a significant challenge persistently affects the efficiency and sustainability of water systems worldwide. This challenge is known as non-revenue water (NRW).
