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Moscow region transfers water supply to online control

In the suburbs launch centralized online monitoring of water supply systems. Data from objects is fed into a single digital platform in real time.

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Moscow region transfers water supply to online control

In the suburbs launch centralized online monitoring of water supply systems. Data from objects is fed into a single digital platform in real time.

Operators around the clock monitor the indicators on the control panel. If they deviate from the norm, they immediately send a repair team. This means that problems are eliminated before residents feel them. The system monitors the pressure in the pipes, the water level and the operation of the pumping equipment.

Connection to the platform is already underway in Krasnogorsk, Mytishchi, Khimki, Zhukovsky, Krasnoznamensk, Odintsovo district and Shchelkov. In parallel, sensors are installed in Chekhov, Voskresensk and Elektrostal. By the end of 2027, all sensors at the water intake hubs of the region will be combined into a single system.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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