Wastewater Management Software Solutions
A wastewater management software solution to manage flows, reduce flooding, and achieve compliance and sustainability goals more efficiently
With Xylem Vue, managing all aspects of your wastewater system has never been easier. From forecasting and monitoring wet weather events or discharges to optimizing operational efficiency in wastewater treatment plants, and sewer networks, Xylem Vue provides utilities with intelligence and smart analytics at the network, plant, and asset level or any customized view your utility may require.
Detection, prediction and prevention with these modular wastewater management applications
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Unified Network Management
System-wide, real-time remote monitoring and suggested actions for sewer networks which simplify decision-making, optimize operations, and improve operating results.
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SSO/CSO Prediction
Understand current network state with sensor data and utilize additional data such as river/tide levels, rainfall forecasts, etc. to predict future impact of wet weather events on network performance.
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Plant Real-Time Decision Support
Real-time digital monitoring and optimized modeling simulate treatment processes and enhance plant control to reduce energy costs or dosing while ensuring regulatory compliance.
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Biological Monitoring
Detect high viral loads (such as SARS-CoV-2) in sewage water to help authorities and technicians optimize decision-making regarding their control.
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Unified Plant Management
System-wide, real-time remote monitoring and suggested actions for water treatment plants which simplify decision making, optimize operations and improve results of all monitored plants.
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Clog Monitoring
Generate risk-based sewer cleaning programs to prevent sanitary sewer overflows (SSOs) and ensure sewer capacity is maintained while saving money from reduction in required field operations.
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Real-Time What-If Scenarios
Utilize a digital twin for real-time simulation, smart operations, and improved operational decision-making with what-if scenarios to predict operating needs.
A single platform for wastewater network management
Without an integrated wastewater management software, many utilities struggle to see a complete picture of their operational status and network efficiency. Their operators and managers are often flooded with hundreds of separate data streams coming in from multiple sources, making it difficult to get an accurate reflection of the interconnected nature of their network, let alone make holistic improvements, react to challenges quickly, test potential scenarios, and predict problems.
Xylem Vue is a single, integrated wastewater management software that enables utilities to meet their wastewater and storm water challenges more efficiently, maximize existing investments, and provide affordable and reliable service to their communities.
At its heart is the Smart Water Engine.
The Smart Water Engine eliminates silos and unifies data no matter its source. It integrates and standardizes that data to create a single, holistic model that, when coupled with proprietary advanced algorithms, allows the Smart Water Engine to look out across the entirety of a utility’s network.
The utility then accesses this single data source through water and wastewater applications within the Xylem Vue platform to address real-world network challenges.
Ultimately, by removing the burden of managing multiple independent technologies, the Smart Water Engine, delivered through Xylem Vue, provides critical, 360-degree operational decision intelligence to anyone who needs it across the utility.
The Smart Water Engine creates a single source of standardized data to help:
- Monitor operational processes
- Run real-time what-if scenarios
- Interact with GIS framework to accurately geolocate all assets
- Establish device management and performance alerts
- Build digital twin hydraulic models
- Design operational dashboards
Buffalo Sewer Authority: wet weather operational optimization and real-time control system
As the level of national awareness for the need to protect our nation’s water resources continued to grow, federal and state regulators pursued a consent decree in 2006 requiring enhancements to Buffalo’s collection system.
Real-time digital analytics identifies more than 180 million gallons of annual CSO reduction
Digital twin technology helps city reduce combined sewer overflow volume by 247 million gallons, saving $38 million in capital project work
In 2002, the EPA entered into a federal consent decree with MSD, mandating the elimination of sanitary sewer overflows and significant mitigation of combined sewer overflows into receiving waterways. Engineers estimated the cost to mitigate the sewer overflows at $3.1 billion, an unacceptable capital expense to pass along to MSD’s customers.