Secondary Water Supply
Safety Monitoring at a Residential Booster Pump Station
1 / 4Project Background
Water-quality safety monitoring at a residential booster pump station.
Customer Challenge
Residential booster (secondary) pump stations are the last mile before taps; water quality can degrade in storage and pumping, yet these points are rarely monitored, creating a safety blind spot.
The TENGINE Solution
Water-quality safety monitoring at the residential booster pump station (Free Chlorine, Turbidity, pH).
Implementation
FCL Free Chlorine / Chlorine Dioxide Analyzer, MTU High-Precision Turbidity Analyzer, TPH pH Analyzer, TC2000 Multi-Parameter Intelligent Controller.
Project Results
Continuous monitoring at the booster station closed the last-mile safety gap, giving residents and property managers real-time assurance of delivered water quality.
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