Growing water scarcity drives the need for effective demand management in water utilities across the world. Pressure management can be viewed as a form of demand and leakage management. Here’s why. 

Water network management is a critical component of providing safe and reliable water supply to communities around the world. Pressure management and flow measurement are two critical components of water network management that are essential for efficient and sustainable distribution of water resources. 

Pressure management is the process of regulating water pressure in water networks to ensure efficient and sustainable distribution of water. High water pressure can lead to increased water demand, particularly in areas with high population densities, making it difficult for water utilities to meet the demand, resulting in supply shortages and water shortages. Pressure management is essential in controlling demand in such situations. By reducing the water pressure, the demand for water can be effectively controlled, resulting in a more efficient and sustainable distribution of water.  Keep reading.