1 / 4Project Background
Drainage-network water-quality supervision in Ruichang.
Customer Challenge
Ruichang needed continuous supervision of its urban drainage network to detect anomalies and protect the receiving water environment.
The TENGINE Solution
Drainage-network water-quality monitoring across key points.
Implementation
Water Quality Monitor, TLD Electromagnetic Flowmeter / TUL Ultrasonic Level Transmitter.
Project Results
Continuous monitoring improved Ruichang's drainage supervision, enabling timely detection of abnormal discharges and protecting the urban water environment.
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