Elwids
Solution · HydroOps

Reconcile every critical water signal from source to discharge.

HydroOps captures source, treatment, storage, use, recovery, and discharge parameters in one trusted water data layer. Surface leaks and overflows earlier, find reuse opportunities, reduce purchased water, and stay inside permit limits without installing a parallel system.

Lifecycle model

One canonical model from inflow to outflow

HydroOps mirrors how civil and process-water engineers actually think about a site.

Source
Pretreatment
Storage
Distribution
Use
Recovery
Treatment
Reuse / Discharge

What you get

A water balance your team can actually close

Source and supply intelligence

Reliability, seasonality, and quality variability across municipal, ground, surface, trucked, and captured water.

Reuse opportunity finder

Condensate, cooling blowdown, final-rinse, RO reject, and stormwater reuse mapped to actual on-site demand grades.

Water balance reconciliation

Inflow = product + evaporation + effluent + residuals + losses ± storage change — visualized and explained.

Permit and discharge monitoring

Effluent quality trending, exceedance alerts, and audit-ready records across regulated outfalls.

Data sources

Start with the water signals you already have

Elwids can combine continuous telemetry, existing SCADA or historian data, and manual records where instrumentation is still being improved.

Flow meters, tank levels, pump states, valve positions, and pressure points.
Quality sensors, lab readings, treatment stages, permit limits, and discharge points.
SCADA, historian, PLC, gateway, spreadsheet, and API data that already exists on site.

Engineering questions it answers

The questions a process-water engineer is paid to know

  • Where does water enter the site, and at what quality grade?
  • Which process or utility actually consumes it?
  • Which streams can be reused without new treatment?
  • What leaves as product, evaporation, wastewater, sludge, brine, or runoff?
  • Where are the unaccounted losses hiding?
  • Which outflows are regulated, costly, or risky right now?

Industrial sites

See every critical water parameter in one place.

We'll review your inflows, processes, outfalls, sensors, and records, then show what HydroOps would look like on your site.