29
Jan
2020
Ofir Marx
Ofir Marx
BERMAD 700 SIGMA Double-Chamber Control Valves offer Minimum Headloss with 3-Way Pilot Regulation, Smooth Non-Slam Closure and Pilot-less Proportional Pressure Reducing
In a previous blog post, we described how as a result of rising awareness about energy savings and environment protection, water supply and distribution systems need to be more efficient and be able to operate optimally at minimum pressures. While single-chamber control valves were traditionally used in these systems due to their cost-efficiency,
Monterrey, the capital city of Nuevo Leon state in Mexico, faces a number of challenges. With the current population of almost five million people, the city has had to develop new sources of water and now relies on surface water for about 60 percent of its water supply. Given its vulnerability to water shortages in the face of continued growth, the city continues to look for ways to mitigate water loss within its distribution system. Leakages, and frequent bursts in distribution lines continue to be a problem.
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