Industrial Automation

Water puts pressure on people everywhere – whether they are struggling with too much, too little, or too dirty water. In fact, a water crisis is evaluated as one of the highest risks to the world and with the largest impact, according to the World Economic Forum. In this article, we outline the causes of this global water crisis – and offer a lifebuoy that can help us overcome it.

Throughout the entire water cycle, pressure plays a key role in ensuring an efficient, reliable, and sustainable water supply. And for decades, the water industry has struggled with numerous pressure-related challenges in the water system. By using intelligent pressure and flow management, a global study proves how water facilities can reduce unnecessary water and energy loss.

It takes water to produce energy – as it takes energy to produce water. The mutual dependence of water and energy and the accelerating demand for both have a major global impact on economic growth and societies everywhere. To create a more sustainable future, we need to decouple the water industry from growing energy consumption.

Non-revenue water has been a hot topic in the water industry for years. And for a good reason. In addition to the environmental consequences, non-revenue water has a major impact on the financial viability of water utilities due to water loss and unnecessarily high operating costs.

Industry 4.0 and digitalization will open the door to new possibilities for information-sharing and creative collaboration that can reignite and revitalize the wind energy industry. At a recent conference on the future of wind power, Danfoss shared a bold vision of the digitalized future and what that means for all stakeholders.

Pressure sensors from Danfoss Industrial Automation help Danfoss Semco control water level in vital firefighting systems delivered to customers around the world. The innovative use of MBS 9200 provides substantial savings in assembly costs.