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Many water distribution companies use a similar process for Water Flow Monitoring: Collect water from a well with the help of water pumps, utilize a pond or reservoir to temporarily store the water and maintain a loading center to fill water trucks for transport. The problem is how to pump the maximum allowable volume of water on a day-to-day basis without exceeding the limits as dictated by local rules and regulations. Exceeding these limits can lead to costly fines—cutting profits in an already tightly competitive market. A distribution company contacted CAS in order to source a water flow monitoring solution.
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