Sewer and water utilities have long been turning to sophisticated sensors and monitoring devices designed to keep tabs on a host of information ranging from flow volumes to leaks and line integrity. How that information is transmitted to the utility is a critical decision that impacts not only the cost, but also the reliability of the data reported.
Cleaning and pipeline contractors are currently encountering these technologies in the course of regular cleaning and maintenance work for utilities, so it's important to understand the differences and how they are designed to function. Contractors
