Solving Water Age Problems Using AMI and Water Quality Sensors

Water utilities are under increasing pressure to deliver safe, reliable drinking water while managing aging infrastructure, regulatory compliance, and operational efficiency. As systems expand and customer expectations rise, traditional approaches to maintaining water quality—such as manual flushing—can strain resources and leave gaps in performance. Emerging technologies are changing that landscape. By combining smart monitoring, automated controls, and integrated data platforms, utilities can move from reactive maintenance to proactive management, improving both water quality and system reliability.

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Opflow
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2026-02-26
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https://doi.org/10.1002/opfl.70038
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Water Quality Monitoring Technologies
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Solving Water Age Problems Using AMI and Water Quality Sensors

Joseph Dryer, Michael Silveri, Roy Snyder, Jeremy Rylee
Opflow
Water Quality Monitoring Technologies
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Solving Water Age Problems Using AMI and Water Quality Sensors

Joseph Dryer, Michael Silveri, Roy Snyder, Jeremy Rylee
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Abstract

Water utilities are under increasing pressure to deliver safe, reliable drinking water while managing aging infrastructure, regulatory compliance, and operational efficiency. As systems expand and customer expectations rise, traditional approaches to maintaining water quality—such as manual flushing—can strain resources and leave gaps in performance. Emerging technologies are changing that landscape. By combining smart monitoring, automated controls, and integrated data platforms, utilities can move from reactive maintenance to proactive management, improving both water quality and system reliability.

OpflowVol. 52(2)
Clean water and sanitation
Openalex Percentile: Top 35%
Water Quality Monitoring Technologies
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