Tomsk Polytechnic University (TPU) has developed a smart water supply system platform for the city of Gomel. This was reported by the university's press service.
The platform organizes data exchange using the MQTT protocol, which allows efficient collection and transmission of information from pressure sensors. Pressure data at the pumping stations of the studied water intakes are used as input parameters. The output parameters are the pressure at the system's control points.
The new development will help optimize the operation of urban pumping stations. Control calculations of the system showed that the discrepancy between the measurement results and the simulated data is no more than 1.48%.
Earlier, www1.ru reported that KMZ developed a hydraulic station with a diesel engine.
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