Abstract: A water transfer monitoring system includes a meter skid to monitor water flow at a first location along the water transfer line, the meter skid having one or more meter skid sensors to detect and collect data associated with water flow at the first location; a control panel skid configured to receive and implement commands along a water transfer line, the control panel skid having a controller in communication with the one or more meter skid sensors, the controller to implement commands based on data received from the one or more meter skid sensors; the meter skid and the control panel skid are portable and re-usable; and data from the one or more meter skid sensors and the controller is transmitted to a remote data services for operator monitoring.

Abstract: A water transfer system utilizing uniform portable, self-contained equipment packages for cost-effective remote monitoring and control of temporary water transfer installations. The equipment packages contain a collection of sensors for determining water transfer parameters including flowrate, pressure, temperature, and storage tank levels. Data from the equipment packages is communicated by a local controller to a remote data service providing system performance, alarm notification, and operation reports via PC or portable communication devices. The combination of these functions reduces the amount of onsite supervision needed for reliable temporary water transfer.

Abstract: A water transfer system utilizing uniform portable, self-contained equipment packages for cost-effective remote monitoring and control of temporary water transfer installations. The equipment packages contain a collection of sensors for determining water transfer parameters including flowrate, pressure, temperature, and storage tank levels. Data from the equipment packages is communicated by a local controller to a remote data service providing system performance, alarm notification, and operation reports via PC or portable communication devices. The combination of these functions reduces the amount of onsite supervision needed for reliable temporary water transfer.

Abstract: A water transfer system utilizing uniform portable, self-contained equipment packages for cost-effective remote monitoring and control of temporary water transfer installations. The equipment packages contain a collection of sensors for determining water transfer parameters including flowrate, pressure, temperature, and storage tank levels. Data from the equipment packages is communicated by a local controller to a remote data service providing system performance, alarm notification, and operation reports via PC or portable communication devices. The combination of these functions reduces the amount of onsite supervision needed for reliable temporary water transfer.