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Proper maintenance of water pressure in a distribution system is crucial for ensuring efficient and reliable service to customers. Establishing pressure zones is an effective method for managing water pressure.

Pressure zones involve dividing a water distribution system into sections where pressure levels can be controlled based on the topography and demand patterns of the area. This is particularly important in hilly or uneven terrain, where variations in elevation can cause fluctuations in pressure. By creating these zones, water utilities can maintain optimal pressure levels, preventing issues such as low water flow or excessive pressure that could lead to pipe bursts or leaks.

In pressure zones, valves and pumps can be strategically placed to manage and adjust the pressure in each section, allowing for a tailored approach that meets the needs of specific areas within the distribution system. This method enhances overall system efficiency and sustainability, ensuring that all customers receive a consistent and adequate water supply.