What are the main components of a smart water management system architecture?
Smart water systems feature four-layer architecture with sensors, RTU communication, data processing, and management applications.
A smart water management system integrates advanced sensing, communication, and data analytics technologies for comprehensive water resource management. The system architecture comprises:
- Sensing Layer: LGF series electromagnetic flowmeters (±0.5% accuracy, DN10-DN2000), HZ-KSLF multi-band Doppler radar flowmeters, and visual fusion radar level meters for precise measurement
- Communication Layer: EC32/EC60 series RTU remote terminal units with 4G connectivity and solar power capability for reliable data transmission
- Data Processing Layer: Cloud-based data centers and edge computing nodes for real-time data storage, processing, and analytics
- Application Layer: Smart water management platforms, mobile applications, and web-based control systems
This integrated IoT-based architecture enables intelligent water resource monitoring, early warning, and automated management across municipal and industrial applications.
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