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Digital Twin for Water and Wastewater

Use the water and wastewater twin to connect plant, network, pump, lift station, chemical, lab, and field context into one operational view.

The equipment and its digital counterpart01 / SYSTEM VIEW
THE CONNECTED DIGITAL TWINOne asset. Its whole operating context.
PHYSICAL SYSTEMEquipment + process
DIGITAL MODELIdentity + relationships
Live conditionNetwork topologyProcess behaviorWork + service history
Explain a change in the context of the whole system.
01Identify02Connect03Model04Explain
A reading gains meaning through the equipment and process around it.
Before you start

Utility operations teams, engineers, maintenance teams, and digital transformation owners.

  • Asset hierarchy or system map for the first site or process.
  • Source data from telemetry, lab, GIS, CMMS, files, or manual records.
  • A target outcome such as pump station visibility, treatment process insight, water loss, compliance, or field execution.
  • DataOps mappings for key assets and signals.
THE WORKFLOW

Move through the connected record.

  1. 01

    Choose the first twin boundary

    Start with a plant, pump station, lift station, process train, zone, DMA, or network segment rather than the entire utility.

  2. 02

    Map assets and relationships

    Connect equipment, sensors, locations, systems, work history, lab results, and operating relationships.

  3. 03

    Validate operating context

    Confirm signal freshness, units, quality, source evidence, and missing inputs before relying on the twin for decisions.

  4. 04

    Use domain workflows

    Move from the twin into Water OS, Wastewater OS, Water Quality, Water Loss, TwinEdge Chemical, AssetOps EAM, or Field workflows.

CONTINUE IN TWINEDGE

Open your workspace.

Sign in with your TwinEdge account to access your enabled modules.

EXPLORE THE NEXT CONNECTION

Continue the workflow.

IMPLEMENTATION GUIDANCE

Build it around your operation.

Request a water twin starter when you want to scope a first system or process boundary.

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