The days of free-flowing water are coming to an end across the University of Southern California’s University Park Campus. One by one, water submeters are being installed to count every gallon, giving facilities managers the data they need to track trends, detect leaks and strategize water conservation.
The work is important as the university seeks to reduce wasteful practices and support California’s efforts to conserve water in today’s drought conditions and tomorrow’s hotter climate. Urgency has increased due to the emergency drought conditions the state announced earlier in July.So far, 27 meters have been installed, with 30 more slated by year’s end. They’re
New Meters Promise Less Wasted Water at University of Southern California
To detect leaks and promote sustainability, the university is installing ultrasonic submeters on dozens of older buildings and cooling towers
Jul 26, 2021
| by Ron Mackovich, University of Southern California |
