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16th April 2018

Source: Mitsubishi

Solutions for improving operations and reducing costs

The drive for increased efficiency is essential in every area of the water industry, completely integrated solutions that offer improvements to operational insight, energy usage, physical supply networks and process installations of especially high importance. At the IFAT 2018 exhibition, Mitsubishi Electric will be presenting its approach to meeting these needs, which has been developed based on an understanding of industry requirements from water automation projects from around the world.

Operating as a partner to provide complete life-cycle solutions for water treatment Mitsubishi Electric is employing core technologies from its factory automation portfolio. Customers looking to advanced water distribution and waste water processing by applying integrated technologies in a flexible way, reducing costs and boosting both service levels and profitability will be able to talk to dedicated industry experts at the exhibition.

A key example of an integrated control approach for water supply; the Aquatoria platform, optimises system pressure by automatically synchronising individual pump assets to achieve supply pressure consistency and enhance pump efficiency. The results are a reduction in maintenance activities and cost as well as water losses and energy usage, which in turn lead to an improvement in consumer service levels.

Providing a flexible solution for efficient process visualisation and management of complete water supply and waste water treatment plants, Mitsubishi Electric’s latest distributed control system (DCS) will be on display. New solutions for safe, stable and reliable energy supply, as well as a Smart Conditioning Monitoring concept utilising advanced predictive maintenance functions will also be presented.

Visitors can experience Mitsubishi Electric’s range of solutions for more profitable water supply and sewage treatment at hall C1 / stand 440.

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