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PUB, Singapore's national water agency, runs a Smart Water Grid that layers sensors and analytics across the island's distribution network
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PUB, Singapore's national water agency, runs a Smart Water Grid that layers sensors and analytics across the island's distribution network
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Acoustic leak sensors listen to noise characteristics inside the pipe, send readings to a central server and alert PUB automatically, pinpointing a leak to within about 3 metres
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They were first trialled in 2017 with 120 sensors along roughly 70 km of large water mains; PUB said it would scale progressively to 1,200 sensors islandwide for leak monitoring by 2021
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The trial detected 13 leaks over three years across 120 sensors on about 70 km of large mains
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In one case in 2018 the sensors flagged a potential leak on a 700 mm main beside a major expressway, and excavation found a 13 mm corrosion hole
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nothing in the record here measures what the grid added to it
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the trade article that carries every figure in this entry is published by PUB itself
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no source confirms whether the 1,200-sensor target set for 2021 was reached
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src-2fb4ca943c41eb65A journal article on Singapore water management; the full text is not openly readable. The page states no publication date.
src-f15a584e6a4e52fdLeak sensors: 120 units on ~70km of mains from 2017, scaling to 1,200 islandwide, ~3m location accuracy.
src-8ae1b07de4798dcfThe agency's own site, used as the reference for the Smart Water Grid programme. The page carries no publication date, only a last update of 16 March 2026.