We participated in the latest edition of the AIDIS Uruguay Conference, one of the country’s leading forums for sanitary engineering, where we presented projects developed by our Hydraulics and Environment teams.

Our Hydraulics team presented two studies on hydraulic transients in wastewater systems, which combine modeling and field measurements to evaluate the behavior of the facilities and prioritize interventions based on their level of risk. The studies were conducted in collaboration between CSI, CIEMSA, and the Municipality of Montevideo.

We also present the case of the Arteaga Network, which focused on the inspection and assessment of infrastructure built between 1856 and 1913, with nearly 1,500 records and 193 km of sewer lines surveyed. The project combines technology, international diagnostic criteria, and digital tools to prioritize interventions and define rehabilitation alternatives, including trenchless solutions.

These forums allow us to share the knowledge generated through our projects, exchange experiences, and contribute to the development of increasingly efficient solutions for healthcare infrastructure.