SETflow™ Valve Control Platform by Smart Earth Technologies (SET) is comprised of a hardware and software platform allowing for dramatically improved efficiency, convenience, and control of residential and commercial water customers serviced by the Water Utility. The platform features include the SETflow Smart Valve and a Valve Control Application, both of which are controlled remotely. … Continued
Honolulu’s Covanta Energy Corporation faced a stubborn problem of having to accurately measure cooling tower blowdown water flowing at irregular intervals prior to reinjection into the facility’s caprock. This irregular flow resulted in foam and bubbles forming in the line, necessitating a better flow meter solution to ensure that the facility remained within its daily … Continued
Thanks to our valued customers and employees, The Avanti Company has continued to grow year after year. In an environment where some companies are contracting, The Avanti Company is pleased to announce a major facility expansion at our headquarters in Avon Park, Florida. Avanti will be doubling the size of its offices, service center and … Continued
Last time we took a look at District Metering and how flow meters are essential tools to municipal water applications. For today’s blog, we’re continuing discussing flow meters and water management, shifting the focus over to Non-Revenue Water (NRW), which is considered any water that is produced but gets lost before it reaches a customer. … Continued
Have you seen the all-new Liquid Controls website? The precision measuring systems manufacturer recently overhauled its entire web presence with a snazzy, easy to navigate website that places the most important information and products its customers may be seeking front and center, reducing the need to click around and waste time. The new Liquid Controls … Continued
The Avanti Company is excited to announce the latest addition to its team! John Broadway will be assuming the role of Avanti’s new Territory Manager for North Florida, South Georgia and Southern Alabama. John joins Avanti with a Water and Wastewater industry experience in Sales and as a Contractor. He also has a wealth of … Continued
Last year, Fort Worth, Texas completed the fourth year of its Fort Worth Interceptor Condition Assessment Program (ICAP), an initiative designed to inspect the entirety of the city’s large-diameter sanitary sewer lines and determine their condition in order to make repairs. By the end of 2014, the city had managed to inspect to about sixty … Continued
Most people recognize Itron as being a well-known metering company for water, gas, and electricity utilities, but the role of its Idea Labs unit as an innovator has turned it into a modern technology and services company processing huge amounts of data into incredibly useful information. Take for example the Itron Riva platform. Utilizing the … Continued
Saline tides and water pollution are two factors affecting the region of Macao’s already limited natural water resources. The region has experienced significant economic growth that’s lead to a strong increase in population and visitors, reinforcing the need to prioritize and protect the region’s natural water resources and boost conservation efforts. The Macao Water Supply … Continued
Cooper City in Florida’s Broward County has a population of about 32,000 people and its wastewater assets comprise about 90 miles of collection system, more than 1,400 manholes, nearly 80 pump and lift stations, and a treatment plant intended for just over four million gallons a day (MGD). The city’s engineer was tasked with overhauling … Continued
We are pleased to announce that we’ve signed a Florida distribution agreement with Smart Earth Technologies (SET). The company has become well known for its SETflow Valve Control Platform for Itron 100W+ modules which consists of a hardware and software platform allowing significantly improved efficiency, convenience and control to utility customers delivering water to its … Continued
Residents living outside the city of Vernal, Utah in the rural areas are served by the Ashley Valley Water & Sewer Improvement District (AVWSID). The district continues to support an increasingly large population that has swelled to about 10,000 people, including farmers and local ranchers. Water from the AVWSID is supplied by a spring that … Continued
