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Municipal Water Resiliency: Pressure & Corrosion

Posted: 8/3/2026

TRAINING: August 5, 2026, 9:00AM - 10:00AM PT [CLOSED]

Municipal Water Resiliency: Pressure & Corrosion Control examines the risks of corrosion, pressure instability, and water loss, equipping municipal professionals with practical strategies to address them proactively.

Municipal water systems are under increasing pressure to do more with aging infrastructure and limited budgets. In this session, hosted by Watts Water Technologies, participants will explore how microbiologically induced corrosion and pressure fluctuations accelerate infrastructure failures.

From corrosion protection to lifecycle planning, the course covers AWWA-aligned strategies that reduce long-term operational risk and total cost of ownership.

Learning Objectives:

  • Identify key infrastructure challenges contributing to water loss &d system decline
  • Explain how pressure instability & corrosion drive up non-revenue water
  • Evaluate pressure management & corrosion protection strategies
  • Apply lifecycle planning & real-time monitoring to future-proof your infrastructure


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This Event is Closed

About the Host

Watts Water Technologies is a global American manufacturing company founded in 1874 and headquartered in North Andover, MA.

It designs and produces an extensive line of plumbing, heating, water safety, and flow control products for residential, commercial, industrial, and municipal markets

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