Water curtains are not only functional but also play an important role in the branding of many cities and towns. Their value as an attractive architectural element is becoming increasingly significant in the context of urbanization and the development of the city landscape. However, despite their usefulness, managing water curtains presents several challenges. The need for continuous maintenance and supervision consumes human resources, often leading to increased operational costs for water utilities. Additionally, frequent interventions for maintenance and repair present challenges that can negatively impact the efficiency and stability of the water system.