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Pressure and flow you can account for

City gas networks run to tighter tolerances than water and answer to stricter rules. Cogenture logs pressure and flow at regulator stations, district outlets and large consumers, and raises an alarm the moment a reading leaves its band.

A city gas district regulator station at blue hour
DISTRICT REGULATOR STATION
01 — THE PRESSURES

What the job actually looks like.

Regulatory reporting

Records that stand up to scrutiny, with timestamps, site IDs and exports — not transcribed readings.

Unaccounted-for gas

Continuous flow at the boundaries turns a monthly discrepancy into something you can trace.

Sites where response time matters

Threshold alarms by SMS to as many as eight numbers, delivered as the breach happens.

02 — WHERE COGENTURE FITS

Regulator stations first.

Instrument the district regulator stations and the outlets that define your balance, then extend to large consumers. The same devices and the same platform as the water side, configured for gas tolerances.

Network monitoring

Continuous flow and pressure across the zones that define the network.

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Loss detection

Night-flow analysis that surfaces a loss while it is still small.

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Pressure & flow

Control and critical points, measured so a setting can be justified.

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03 — DEPLOYMENT

How a deployment runs.

ENQUIRY REPORTING
01Survey02Configure03Install04Hand over05Support
Stations checked for metering, signal and hazardous-area requirement.
Devices set up against your asset register before despatch.
Commissioned over Bluetooth, alarm bands set to your operating envelope.
CLog delivered with your stations, groups and users in place.
Phone and email, from the team that built the device.
FIVE STEPS, ONE SITE VISIT

Talk to us about your stations.

Tell us the regulator stations and the tolerances they run to, and we will scope the monitoring.