Transmission & Distribution
WDN
Sigma Flow Water Distribution Solutions
A Water Distribution Network (WDN) is a critical infrastructure designed to deliver clean, fresh water within the confines of a city or designated area. This distribution system facilitates the flow of drinking water from supply points to consumption locations, utilizing an integrated network of pipelines, valves, tanks, and pumps. Ensuring that consumers receive water in adequate quantities, optimal pressure, and compliance with local quality regulations is paramount.
At Sigma Flow, we specialize in providing reliable isolation valves, including gate valves and butterfly valves, designed to minimize service disruptions during maintenance and repair. These valves are strategically placed to ensure that sections of the network can be isolated with minimal inconvenience to other service areas.
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Air Valves
Butterfly Valves
Gate Valves
Non-Return Valves
Control Valves
Control valves are integral to managing flow and pressure within the distribution system.
They are sized based on the desired flow rates, upstream and downstream pressure differentials, and flow velocities. SIGMAFLOW offers a variety of control valves, including pressure-reducing, pressure-sustaining, pressure-relief, flow-control, throttling, and float valves.
Control Valves
For maintaining optimal flow
Additionally, air release valves, essential for maintaining optimal flow, are installed at high points or gradient changes in the main pipeline. SIGMAFLOW provides a comprehensive range of air valves specifically designed for distribution lines.
Air Release Valves
Factors Influencing Pressure in the Distribution System
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- 1. Inlet Pressure: Higher inlet pressure enhances outlet pressure and reduces pressure drops along the pipeline.
- 2. Flow Rate Increased flow rates lead to higher pressure levels.
- 3. Transport Distance: Outlet pressure diminishes as the distance water travels increases.
- 4. Pipe Roughness: Higher wall roughness can result in increased pressure drops under certain conditions.
Benefits of Pressure Control in Water Distribution Networks
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- Minimizes Surges and Excess Pressure
- Reduces Pipe Failure Rates
- Extends Service Life of Pipes
- Enhances Water Distribution Management
- Lowers Water Loss from Leaks
- Saves Water and Energy Costs
Powering Efficient Transmission and Distribution
Efficiently manage water resources with our advanced water distribution network solutions. From seamless transmission to smart monitoring, we ensure reliable, sustainable, and waste-free water delivery. Tailored for municipalities and private developments, our systems guarantee clean, safe water for all. Partner with us for a smarter, greener future.