Automated Plant Flow Anomaly Alerts
Every hour, WebRun opens Operator10, reads the latest influent and effluent flow figures imported from SCADA, compares them against the normal band for that time of day, logs the readings to a Google Sheet, and pings operators in Telegram when flow spikes, drops, or drifts outside the expected range.
How do I get alerted to plant flow anomalies from Operator10?
Every hour, WebRun opens Operator10 and reads the latest influent and effluent flow figures imported from SCADA. It compares each against the normal band for that time of day, logs the readings to a Google Sheet, and pings operators in Telegram only when flow spikes, drops, or drifts, so real anomalies surface fast while quiet hours stay quiet.
- Flow anomalies get an operator's eyes within the hour, not the next shift
- Quiet hours stay quiet because normal swings never trigger a ping
- No pump or setpoint is ever touched, the response stays with a human
Built for wastewater operators · plant operators · utility on-call staff · operations supervisors
What does WebRun do on every run?
The exact actions WebRun takes, in order - in plain language, so you can adjust anything.
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WebRun signs in and gets to work
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AllMax Operator10 - read the latest flow figures
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WebRun opens Operator10 to read the latest flow figures. - Open Operator10 and load the flow DataView fed from SCADA
- Read the latest influent and effluent flow figures
- Compare each against the typical band for this hour and day
- Flag any spike, sharp drop, or sustained drift outside the band
Done when The latest flow figures are read and any anomaly against the normal band is flagged.
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Google Sheets - log the flow readings
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WebRun opens Google Sheets to log the flow readings. - Open the Flow Monitoring workbook
- Append the latest influent and effluent figures with the timestamp
- Mark any reading flagged as an anomaly in the status column
- Keep a rolling window so the day's flow pattern stays visible
Done when This hour's flow readings are logged with any anomaly marked.
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Telegram - ping operators on an anomaly
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WebRun opens Telegram to ping operators on an anomaly. - When an anomaly is flagged, send a short alert to the operators Telegram group
- Name the flow point, the reading, and how far it sits from normal
- Skip the ping on a quiet hour so the group only hears about real anomalies
Done when Operators get a Telegram ping only when flow genuinely looks off.
How is each run configured?
Secure by default
Connect once, stays signed in
WebRun signs in once and keeps each session in a persistent environment, so every run picks up right where it left off.
Every action is checked against this policy before it runs.
Questions, answered
Can it control pumps or change any plant setpoints?
No. WebRun only reads the flow figures logged in Operator10 and sends an alert. It never touches SCADA controls, pumps, or setpoints, so responding to an anomaly always stays with a human operator.
Will it wake operators over normal flow swings?
No. WebRun compares each reading to the normal band for that hour and day, and only pings when a spike, drop, or drift is genuinely outside the expected range, so quiet hours stay quiet.
Where does the flow data come from?
It reads the flow DataView in Operator10 that your plant already feeds from SCADA. WebRun works from that logged data, so no new connection to your control system is needed.
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