BERMAD Waterworks

This case study explores the integration of electromagnetic flow meters into the equipment proposed by Dai Prà, a company operating in the consolidation sector for three generations. Their history dates to the early 1900s with the construction of tunnels and bridges, later specializing in the study, design, and construction of machines for Geotechnics,
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Managing water supply in urban water networks through dynamic pressure reduction
How can water utilities save 30% of domestic water consumption and still supply water to the public at the required pressure? With the help of BERMAD’s technological water-saving solutions.
Topics: Waterworks, Vlog
Simple, smart, and robust hydraulic solution for Yara International in Norway
To solve complex challenges, simple solutions are required. Norwegian company Yara International, an industry leader in manufacturing agricultural fertilizers, issued a tender for a water pressure control system with strict requirements. They required a simple solution for high pressure reduction with 24/7 water supply with high flow rates — with no redundancy!
Topics: Waterworks, Vlog

BERMAD Managing Water Security Events with Emergency Control Valves — Your Questions Answered
In a recent BERMAD webinar, “Managing Water Security Events with Emergency Control Valves,” Micha Baer, our Waterworks Application Engineer, talked about the types and causes of water security events, the measures that need to be taken to minimize the risks, and how emergency control valves can be used to manage such events.
Topics: Waterworks, Vlog

High pressure reduction system for water supply in the Dead Sea Region
Designing a turnkey water supply solution on for Mekorot, Israel's national water company proved to be a major engineering challenge for BERMAD. The Tzafit project involved connecting the Dead Sea to the national desalination system through a 46 km pipeline, beginning at Tzafit pools (450 meters above sea level) and descending to the Dead Sea (380 meters below sea level). This creates extremely high pressure of 83 bar, which needs to be reduced to 5 bar, the standard pressure for domestic use.
Topics: Waterworks, Vlog