Flood Channel Monitoring
Multi-Source Monitoring of Flood-Intercept Channels in Xiong'an New Area
1 / 2Project Background
At Rongcheng Citizen Center in Xiong'an New Area, the flood-intercept channel system protects the district in wet weather. The project — delivered for Beijing Zhongfei Aiwei Aviation Technology — combines a micro monitoring station at the combined-sewer pump station with 17 radar level points along the upstream channels.
Customer Challenge
The combined-sewer pump station discharges under pressure, complicating system drainage; several radar level sites had unfinished civil works and power supply; and the customer needed multi-parameter water quality, multi-point level and on-site video — three data sources unified and reported to their designated platform.
The TENGINE Solution
A micro water-quality monitoring station was built at the pump station with a monitoring and warning enclosure housing integrated turbidity-conductivity, dissolved-oxygen, UVC-method COD and electrode-method ammonia-nitrogen analyzers — covering turbidity, conductivity, dissolved oxygen, COD, ammonia nitrogen, temperature and pH. Seventeen radar level devices watch the upstream channel levels, and cameras add live video. All three data streams converge and report to the customer's platform.
Implementation
The micro station, 17 radar level points and video surveillance were deployed and integrated, with multi-source data aggregation and upload to the customer's designated platform.
Project Results
Channel water quality, levels and site video are now monitored as one integrated system: multi-source data flows to a single platform, supporting flood-season dispatch and everyday channel management in Xiong'an New Area.
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