Recently, in order to further strengthen measurement management, reduce the leakage rate, and better serve users, Hangzhou Xiaoshan Water Supply Co., Ltd. deploys watch-keeping personnel to implement dynamic management of large-scale water meters of some village-level large water meters and unit users, and strives to achieve Timeliness and refinement of operational processing.
The Department of Water’s dynamic management of large-scale water meters starts from three aspects. The first is to implement tracking management from meter readings and control the leakage rate of large-scale water. By setting up accounts for users with a monthly flow rate of 5000 cubic meters or more, conducting water analysis and comparison, checking leaks from changes in meter reading values, and sorting water meters whose water volume suddenly increases or is too small to become a focus of investigation. For users with a sudden increase in water volume, the watch management personnel communicate with the user in a timely manner to prevent the user from losing money due to the water pipe breakage, and to reduce the difficulty of water charge payment in the future. For users with smaller water volume, the watch management personnel Find out the reasons in a timely manner and try their best to avoid loopholes in water management. The second is to establish a work system, and use some methods to read meter data from irregular meters, centralize statistical data, shorten the interval between meter readings, and ensure that the failure tables and other problems are found in the shortest time and reduce the loss of water. Users who have stolen water have created a shock and eliminated the hidden dangers in the bud. The third is to use the existing information resources of the Water Division to analyze real-time analysis of the water volume at each pressure measurement point of the remote transmission meter to discover the changes in the user's water volume in time and provide important means for handling the failure table at the first time.
The Department of Water’s dynamic management of large-scale water meters starts from three aspects. The first is to implement tracking management from meter readings and control the leakage rate of large-scale water. By setting up accounts for users with a monthly flow rate of 5000 cubic meters or more, conducting water analysis and comparison, checking leaks from changes in meter reading values, and sorting water meters whose water volume suddenly increases or is too small to become a focus of investigation. For users with a sudden increase in water volume, the watch management personnel communicate with the user in a timely manner to prevent the user from losing money due to the water pipe breakage, and to reduce the difficulty of water charge payment in the future. For users with smaller water volume, the watch management personnel Find out the reasons in a timely manner and try their best to avoid loopholes in water management. The second is to establish a work system, and use some methods to read meter data from irregular meters, centralize statistical data, shorten the interval between meter readings, and ensure that the failure tables and other problems are found in the shortest time and reduce the loss of water. Users who have stolen water have created a shock and eliminated the hidden dangers in the bud. The third is to use the existing information resources of the Water Division to analyze real-time analysis of the water volume at each pressure measurement point of the remote transmission meter to discover the changes in the user's water volume in time and provide important means for handling the failure table at the first time.