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Development of an Intelligent Based Water Pipelines Damage Control System at the Supply Unit of the Federal Polytechnic Offa, Kwara State

Water is the most valuable means of life sustainability because it is a basic need of all households. The incessant water leakage levels in the water supply network on the mini campus, Federal Polytechnic Offa, is one of the most vital issues to address by the work unit on the School campus. Works unit provides services to all departments on campus, covering an area of the landmass of 1050 hectares with a population of staff and students of approximately 13 000. The work unit is in charge of correctional facilities and operation. The sub-service of the work unit on water supply system comprising a network of 1km of water pipes and 1500 litres capacity storage tower across units. The input system volume in the lose of water supply is approximately 56%, from which a significant proportion is about physical losses. This paper focused on intelligent-based leakage control to replace the traditional method used on campus parameters for backtesting tracing when physical damage becomes visible. However, the result of the study revolves around the design and implementation of a prototype system. The study created a management console as an intelligent decision support system. The realism of the study summarizes various operations by developing intelligent reporting software with data warehouse techniques to facilitate underground leak line pipes tracking.