Find the leaks.
Chronic and acute I&I detection — from the data your stations already collect.
Every lift station is an I&I sensor. AccuDose AI reads pump cycles, runtime, and wet well behavior against per-site baselines — flagging chronic infiltration and acute storm inflow with severity scoring across your whole fleet.
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What I&I Detection actually does.
Continuous, system-wide infiltration and inflow monitoring — using the telemetry your stations already produce. No new sensors. No new install.
Chronic infiltration
Groundwater seeping in 24/7 through cracked laterals. The platform learns each site’s dry-weather baseline and flags persistent elevation.
Acute storm inflow
Rainwater surging into the system during storms. The platform automatically correlates flow response with public rainfall and radar data — no rain gauge required.
Severity scoring
Every site ranked 0–100 by quantified I&I contribution and trend. Know which basin to dig into first — and which ones are getting worse.
Annual estimates
Quantified million-gallons of infiltration across your fleet — ready for council presentations, regulator reporting, and capital planning.
Four steps from raw telemetry to actionable insight.
Learn the baseline
Each station’s dry-weather pattern — diurnal flow, runtime, draw-down rates — is learned continuously over time.
Detect deviations
Pump cycles, runtime, and wet-well behavior are scored against baseline in real time. Persistent deviations are flagged.
Classify the signal
Slow, sustained elevation = chronic infiltration. Sharp spikes during rainfall = acute inflow. The shape determines the diagnosis.
Rank & report
Every site ranked by severity. Fleet-wide I/I report generated on demand for councils, regulators, and capital planning.
Stop guessing. Find the leaks.
I&I Detection launches August 2026 as part of AccuDose 2.0. Existing customers won’t pay extra — no upgrade fee, no separate subscription, no additional hardware.