Today the rehabilitation of the city’s wastewater takes place principally in the two wastewater treatment plants of Nosedo and San Rocco, which provide the farmlands south of Milan an annual volume of 150 million cubic meters of water meeting the strict standards of Ministerial Decree 185/2003.
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MM Spa has developed extensive experience in hydraulic modeling over the years. Since 2008 it has invested significant human, hardware and software resources in developing mathematical models both for the city of Milan water supply system and for its sewer network.
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MM regularly analyzes water used for drinking, collecting samples along the entire system from extraction wells to the customer meter, and also monitors and tests supply-water treatment systems.
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To support the various MM functions over a web-linked intranet, the IWS Cartographic Portal was created to allow operators to access cartographic and detailed information from their work stations, also through the use of simple operations (e.g. pan, zoom, info,
measurements, print, etc.).
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Water loss is one of the principal problems that must be addressed for proper, sustainable management of the water supply system. Water losses negatively impact the environment (wastage of a potentially limited resource), operator finances (non-revenue water), energy use, traffic (excavations to repair leaks, etc.) and society.
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Thanks to the competency it has developed in designing and executing trenchless services, and with the research support of the Politecnico di Milano, MM provides technical consulting services and takes part in regional and national committees in an effort to develop and promote legislation to better define, plan and execute works using a “no-dig” approach.
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Since the 1950s, the City of Milan and MM have constantly monitored the local water table via a dense network of observation wells distributed throughout the municipal territory.
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