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Where Did The Water Go? A Playbook for Finding Unaccounted Water Loss Without Cutting Pipes

Water is going somewhere it shouldn't somewhere in the network. Finding it usually entails cutting pipe, shutting something down, or waiting months for a meter. This webinar will showcase a way to skip all three options, exploring how insertion-style flow meters help engineers de-risk investments for critical needs, why meters are a non-negotiable for unaccounted water loss, and how to build a blueprint for presenting a clear financial return for system improvement initiatives. This webinar is perfect for anyone who manages process loops or distribution networks and are looking to compare conventional options against newer technologies!




Date: October 19, 2026
Time: 2 PM EDT (11 AM PDT / 8:00 PM CEST)
Duration: 1 hour
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Overview

Water loss used to be an accepted cost of doing business. That margin is shrinking as capital budgets are tighter, infrastructure is aging, and both municipal and industrial operators face growing pressure to account for every gallon. The traditional fix, such as full-bore meter upgrades, demands months of lead time, excavation, and service interruptions. As a consequence, the loss gets managed instead of found and fixed.

This webinar looks to close that gap by exploring how non-disruptive flow monitoring, a field-tested diagnostic method, gives engineers real visibility into distribution networks and process loops without shutting anything down. Uncover how non-disruptive flow monitoring compares financially to full-bore alternatives, as well as how to structure metered zones that isolate loss quickly whether running a municipal grid or an industrial process line. 

Through real-world examples and ROI-driven project discussions, this webinar will demonstrate how utilities and facilities are achieving faster deployment and measurable value from flow monitoring investments. Take home real cost comparisons, a practical zoning framework, a field case study, and the financial specifics to turn a capital request into an easy approval.

Key Takeaways

Key Takeaways

-Learn how to pinpoint where water loss is occurring without shutting lines down or signing permit forms

  • Discover a field-tested diagnostic approach using non-disruptive insertion flow monitoring
  • Learn to structure metered zones (district metered areas for utilities, sub-metering zones for industrial loops) to isolate loss fast and cut total installation and ownership costs by over 40%
  • Explore how to build an airtight business case with shortened payback windows for faster capital approval
  • Become an expert on installation and capital costs for insertion technology vs. full-bore upgrades

Speakers

Tim Door, Sales Development Manager, McCrometer

Tim Door is the Sales Development Manager at McCrometer, with over 20 years of experience with flow and sampling instrumentation in the industrial, municipal, and government sectors. In previous roles, he's served in product management, technical field instruction, operations management, and application sales at firms such as ABB, Trent Water, and others. His subject matter expertise includes flow measurement technologies, plant operations, and industrial cooling solutions.

Payton Duncan, CORE+ Solutions Manager, Core & Main

Payton is the CORE+ Solutions Manager at Core & Main, helping utilities to digitize and monitor all aspects of the water cycle, from source to delivery and waste management to advanced metering infrastructure, smart sensors and data-driven solutions. His team enables optimized water usage, proactive maintenance, and enhanced services for treatment plants while promoting sustainability.