Stormwater & Outfall Monitoring
Sub-Control Monitoring of Flood-Intercept Channels
1 / 3Project Background
Sub-control monitoring of flood-intercept channels in Xiong'an.
Customer Challenge
Xiong'an New Area's flood-intercept channels require sub-control monitoring to manage stormwater and protect the new city's water environment.
The TENGINE Solution
Sub-control monitoring of flood-intercept channels.
Implementation
Channel Monitoring Station.
Project Results
Monitoring now supports refined stormwater control across Xiong'an's flood-intercept system, contributing to the new area's resilient water management.
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