Your challenges
Clients face a range of challenges related to undue inflows, which can impact system performance, operational costs, and regulatory compliance.
Increased Treatment Costs
Extra water inflow leads to higher volumes at wastewater treatment plants, increasing energy, chemical, and operational costs.
System Overload and Risk of Failures
Excess inflow can overload pipes and pumps, leading to backups, flooding, or damage to infrastructure.
Regulatory Compliance Risks
Clients may face fines or penalties if undue inflows cause untreated discharges or exceed permitted limits.
Detection Difficulties
Identifying sources of undue inflows (stormwater, groundwater, illegal connections) is technically complex and may require specialized equipment.
Our positive impact
Addressing undue inflows delivers significant benefits, improving operational efficiency, reducing costs, ensuring compliance, and enhancing the overall performance and sustainability of the wastewater system.
Operational Efficiency
Reduced overloads in the sewer network and treatment plants, leading to smoother system operation.
Cost Savings
Lower energy, chemical, and maintenance costs due to decreased wastewater volumes.
Regulatory Compliance
Minimized risk of fines or penalties by preventing untreated discharges and staying within permitted limits.
Data-Driven Decision Making
Flow monitoring and source identification provide actionable insights for ongoing system management.
