Industrial architects approach the use of digital twins in building energy-efficient industrial pumping systems by using advanced modeling and simulation techniques. They create digital replicas of the pumping systems, which enable them to analyze how the systems will perform in various operating conditions.
These models allow architects to test and optimize different design options, such as pump configurations, pipe sizes, and control strategies, to determine the most energy-efficient solution. They can also simulate different scenarios, such as changes in water demand or changes in the quality of the water, to determine how the system will perform under different conditions.
Once the digital twins have been tested and optimized, architects can use the information they have gathered to create the physical pumping systems. By using digital twins in this way, architects can ensure that the systems they create are energy efficient, reliable, and cost-effective, which can help to reduce operating costs and improve the overall performance of the water treatment plant.
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