The Sound Choice for Leak Detection
Listen and you’ll hear it. The sound of rain falling through leaves. A stream tumbling down a mountainside. Waves gently lapping a rocky shoreline. There’s a sound to the water we see. Just as there’s a sound to the water we can’t see. Beneath the streets of our towns and cities, more than two million miles of underground pipes deliver the water we rely on. These pipes carry our most valuable resource, yet each day, we lose nearly seven billion gallons of treated water, wasted as it leaks away, often going undetected as pipes fail.
For water authorities across the country, detecting and finding these leaks is a time consuming and expensive task. So what’s the solution to this unseen problem? You listen.
Today more than 300,000 FCS leak detection sensors are helping utilities manage their water networks more effectively, enabling them to respond to inefficiencies quickly, avoiding expensive and devastating effects, and delivering a higher return on investment.
Even in places unseen, there’s a sound to water. Listen and you’ll hear it. Hear it, and you can repair it.
The Sound Choice for Leak Detection
Listen and you’ll hear it. The sound of rain falling through leaves. A stream tumbling down a mountainside. Waves gently lapping a rocky shoreline. There’s a sound to the water we see. Just as there’s a sound to the water we can’t see. Beneath the streets of our towns and cities, more than two million miles of underground pipes deliver the water we rely on. These pipes carry our most valuable resource, yet each day, we lose nearly seven billion gallons of treated water, wasted as it leaks away, often going undetected as pipes fail.
For water authorities across the country, detecting and finding these leaks is a time consuming and expensive task. So what’s the solution to this unseen problem? You listen.
Today more than 300,000 FCS leak detection sensors are helping utilities manage their water networks more effectively, enabling them to respond to inefficiencies quickly, avoiding expensive and devastating effects, and delivering a higher return on investment.
Even in places unseen, there’s a sound to water. Listen and you’ll hear it. Hear it, and you can repair it.
The Sound Choice for Leak Detection
Listen and you’ll hear it. The sound of rain falling through leaves. A stream tumbling down a mountainside. Waves gently lapping a rocky shoreline. There’s a sound to the water we see. Just as there’s a sound to the water we can’t see. Beneath the streets of our towns and cities, more than two million miles of underground pipes deliver the water we rely on. These pipes carry our most valuable resource, yet each day, we lose nearly seven billion gallons of treated water, wasted as it leaks away, often going undetected as pipes fail.
For water authorities across the country, detecting and finding these leaks is a time consuming and expensive task. So what’s the solution to this unseen problem? You listen.
Today more than 300,000 FCS leak detection sensors are helping utilities manage their water networks more effectively, enabling them to respond to inefficiencies quickly, avoiding expensive and devastating effects, and delivering a higher return on investment.
Even in places unseen, there’s a sound to water. Listen and you’ll hear it. Hear it, and you can repair it.
What We Do
FCS is a forward-thinking company known for innovative water network monitoring solutions designed to help our nation’s water authorities, municipalities and utilities proactively detect underground leaks and protect our critical water resources.
Our solutions have had a significant impact in helping our customers save time, effort, natural resources, energy and cost. FCS staff pride themselves on the customer experience, service and responsiveness.
What We Resolve
Our primary focus for over 30 years has been proactive water leak detection, however in the last few years we have expanded into new applications and sectors which include network distribution system monitoring, pressure modulation, sewer and storm water monitoring, river and flood monitoring.
An effective, smooth-running wastewater network is a critical piece of infrastructure, and as such, utilities invest heavily to ensure their collection systems function efficiently. At FCS, we understand the importance of effective network monitoring and have developed an innovative range of level, flow and data logging solutions to support you in maintaining your sewer system.
2.2 Million
Miles of underground pipes250K to 300K
Breaks per year10 to 37
Leaks per 100 miles of pipe>153K
Active drinking water systems7 Billion
Gallons of treated water lost each day2 Minutes
Amount of time between water main breaks75,000
Sanitary Sewer Overflows occur each year.45 years old
is the average age of a sewer pipe, and is at 81% capacity.$82B
is the national wastewater funding gap.850B gallons
of diluted yet untreated sewage discharge into surface waterways annually through Combined Sewer Overflows.7,200 gallons
of water per day – or an annual treatment cost of $5,000 to $13,000 is generated by a single leak in a pipe or manhole.50%
or more of flows in older systems can be directly attributed to I&I.
Products
Fluid Conservation Systems offers a range of solutions for clean water and wastewater network monitoring. These solutions include reservoirs, PRVs, critical point monitoring, DMAs, and trunk main monitoring, as well as leak detection and pressure control solutions. FCS also offers acoustic data loggers that are versatile, battery-powered, and utilizes cellular communication.
Additionally, we offer newer, more advanced solutions based flow and level monitoring for wastewater networks. These solutions are designed to help utilities manage their water networks more effectively and efficiently, enabling them to respond to inefficiencies and quality issues more quickly. Fluid Conservation System’s solutions are known to deliver a high return on investment and can help utilities avoid the potentially devastating effects of flooding.
Case Studies
September 8th, 2024
Water Infrastructure Conference and Exposition
FCS will exhibit in Phoenix, Arizona at the Water Infrastructure Conference and Exposition from September 8th-11th, 2024. Stop by our booth and visit our National Sales Representative, Kevin Barnes.
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