Improving the Jamaican water supply network for stage 1: Laying of 6 km of DN600 pipes, upgrading two water-treatment stations (Sea View : 91 000 m³/d and Constant Spring : 191 000 m³/d), building of two storage tanks of 800 m³, laying of 40 km of galvanized pipes (DN 50 , 80, 150 et 200).

Upon request of the National Water Commission (Water Board of Jamaica), WMI carried out a camera inspection of a 150 meters section of raw water pipe (steel ND525mm) in a tunnel section with an existing risk of collapse.

As a result of the ability to gauge minimum water flow at night, it is possible to identify which segments of the network should receive priority attention with regard to water loss. WMI uses essentially acoustic devices such as ground microphones, leak noise correlators, and acoustic noise loggers for leak detection. Concurrently, WMI prepares, coordinates, and implements flow and pressure-metering initiatives for a better understanding of the network’s.