Functions of the Pipeline Network Flow Monitoring System

　　 Pipeline Network Flow Monitoring Monitor pipeline network water levels, flow rates, and flow velocities in real time to gain insight into operational conditions.

　　Pipeline network flow monitoring captures water levels, flow velocities, and flow rates across the entire process—from drainage users and flood-prone locations to critical pipeline nodes and discharge outlets—enabling real-time insight into operational conditions and providing data-driven support for network analysis and operational scheduling.

　　Intelligent early warning and alarm system promptly detects anomalies in the pipeline network.

　　Administrators can dynamically modify and configure the threshold and alarm values for various measurements on monitoring devices, based on the monitored targets and alert criteria.

　　When data exceeds the threshold, battery power is low, the network is abnormal, or the device malfunctions, the system will automatically trigger an alarm.

　　Pipeline network flow monitoring facilitates the timely detection of anomalies such as pipeline blockages and sewage overflows, enabling prompt corrective actions to prevent accidents and minimize losses of life and property.

　　Multi‑dimensional statistical analysis to enhance management efficiency.

　　Automatically aggregates data into hourly, daily, monthly, weekday, and weekend averages, and generates charts on demand to enhance management efficiency.

　　Generate various thematic maps for liquid level, flow rate, flow velocity, and more; display measurement trends; and enable online analysis of drainage networks, including sedimentation and waterlogging assessments.

　　It provides a decision-making basis for pipeline network renovation, sedimentation management, and emergency flood control.

　　This feature can be scaled as needed to meet the diverse monitoring requirements of different customers.

　　Water Quality Monitoring: Real-time monitoring of water quality parameters including pH, temperature, electrical conductivity, suspended solids, and dissolved oxygen.

　　Manhole Cover Displacement Monitoring: Automatically triggers an alarm when a manhole cover is displaced, enabling timely detection and response to ensure public safety.

　　Hazardous Gas Concentration Monitoring: Monitors gases such as hydrogen sulfide and methane within pipelines, triggering alarms when threshold levels are exceeded to enable early detection and response, thereby preventing pipeline explosion incidents.

　　Video Surveillance: Deploy video surveillance at locations prone to waterlogging to monitor the actual conditions of standing water on roadways, enabling timely implementation of flood‑prevention and drainage measures.

　　Pressure Monitoring: Pipeline Network Flow Monitoring Pressure monitoring points are installed in pressurized sections of the sewer system; when pressure exceeds set limits, an alarm is triggered, enabling prompt detection of pipe damage and sewage leaks.