惠及范围持续扩大！北京11年接收南水达115.7亿立方米

Core Insights - The "South Water" project has significantly improved water supply in Beijing, with a cumulative water intake of 11.57 billion cubic meters over 11 years, benefiting over 16 million residents [1][2] - New water treatment plants, including the Mentougou and Haidian water plants, are set to enhance water supply efficiency and sustainability, with the Haidian plant being the first in Beijing to use low-pressure high-strength UV disinfection technology [2][3] - The implementation of a remote automation control system has optimized water distribution, reducing operational time by over 50% and enhancing the efficiency of water supply management [3] Group 1 - The "South Water" project has been operational for 11 years, with a total water supply capacity reaching 4.99 million cubic meters per day [1] - The project has alleviated water supply pressure in various districts, including the successful water source replacement in the Wujichuan community, which now receives water from the South Water source [1][2] - The construction of new water plants is part of a broader initiative to strengthen water supply infrastructure in Beijing, with seven new public water supply plants and one storage plant completed during the 14th Five-Year Plan [2] Group 2 - The remote automation control system, utilizing advanced sensor technology, allows for real-time monitoring and control of water flow and pressure, ensuring efficient water distribution [3] - The system enables centralized control from a distance, improving operational efficiency and reducing human error in water management [3] - Future plans include promoting green and low-carbon technologies in water supply, enhancing resource conservation, and integrating urban and rural water supply systems [3]