Water transmission lines are critical infrastructure for efficiently transporting water from treatment plants to distribution systems or storage reservoirs. These systems are designed to handle large volumes of water over long distances, ensuring a reliable supply for municipalities, industries, and agricultural needs. The design and installation of water transmission lines involve careful planning, including considerations for pipeline materials, hydraulic modeling, and environmental impact assessments. Maintenance and monitoring are also essential to ensure the continued functionality and durability of these systems. Properly constructed and managed water transmission lines help prevent water loss, ensure clean water delivery, and support sustainable water management.