Vibration and level alarms without diagnosis
Operators get the alert, then still assemble manuals, history, parts, and failure modes by hand.
Pump stations throw vibration and level alarms, then the crew still gathers manuals, history, and parts by hand. TwinEdge shows why the wet well is wasting energy, drafts a job, and brings field closeout back to the same record. A person still approves.
TwinEdge does not replace SCADA, BMS, GIS, billing, or the CMMS you already trust. It connects the finding to the repair and the budget.
Operators get the alert, then still assemble manuals, history, parts, and failure modes by hand.
Throttling, off-BEP running, and a worn pump raise kWh with no maintenance link.
Calendar PMs and reactive repairs leave little room for condition-informed planning.
Photos, readings, and observations stay on phones or paper instead of updating the station history.
TwinEdge reads the machine, explains extra cost, turns that into a work order, and uses the same record when you decide to repair or replace.
TwinEdge OS collects flow, pressure, level, power, and vibration, and keeps local history if backhaul drops.
The water and wastewater twin evaluates efficiency, envelopes, and degradation against live pump data.
TwinEdge shows why the station is wasting energy or wearing, then drafts the job.
A reviewed work order, offline execution, and closeout evidence on the same pump.
Repair or replace from condition, energy, and service cost , not from a calendar.
Catch wear at the wet well so a 2am failure becomes a planned Tuesday repair.
Find extra kWh at matched duty, then send a reviewed job instead of living with the waste.
Stop chasing healthy pumps , TwinEdge drafts, Field closes, and a person still approves.
Depending on the deployment, TwinEdge can use flow, pressure, level, power, vibration, runtime, starts, alarms, and related process signals mapped to the asset.
Yes. TwinEdge reads supported OT sources and maps tags into asset context. It does not require a new control system.
No by default. Recommendations and work drafts stay approval-first unless a separately governed customer policy allows more.
Discuss your sources, assets, and the outcomes your team wants to improve.