Author: Speedy Anole

Water Conservation Consultant living in Tucson, Arizona USA - Inventor of patented water storage systems that impact people everywhere.

Water Main Breaks Tucson

by Speedy Anole, posted in Access to Water, Emergency Water, Emergency Water Storage, Improved Access to Water, Peak Demand, Water Storage

"Drinking water is delivered via one million miles of pipes across the country. Many of those pipes were laid in the early to mid-20th century with a lifespan of 75 to 100 years. The quality of drinking water in the United States remains high, but legacy and emerging contaminants continue to require close attention. While water … Continue reading Water Main Breaks Tucson

Water Main Breaks Phoenix

by Speedy Anole, posted in Access to Water, Emergency Water, Emergency Water Storage, Peak Demand, Water Storage

"Drinking water is delivered via one million miles of pipes across the country. Many of those pipes were laid in the early to mid-20th century with a lifespan of 75 to 100 years. The quality of drinking water in the United States remains high, but legacy and emerging contaminants continue to require close attention. While water … Continue reading Water Main Breaks Phoenix

Peak Demand Management – PDM

Featured by Speedy Anole, posted in Emergency Water, Peak Demand, Water Storage

"Drinking water is delivered via one million miles of pipes across the country. Many of those pipes were laid in the early to mid-20th century with a lifespan of 75 to 100 years. The quality of drinking water in the United States remains high, but legacy and emerging contaminants continue to require close attention. While water … Continue reading Peak Demand Management – PDM

Next Step – Piped Water

by Speedy Anole, posted in Access to Water, Improved Access to Water

Developing a source for safe drinking water is of course the basic, essential first step. However let’s not forget the second part of the challenge; reducing water hauling and related social/economic issues. It is commonly agreed that in order to reduce poverty in developing countries one of the keys for success is to make safe … Continue reading Next Step – Piped Water

Access to drinking water around the world – in five infographics

by Speedy Anole, posted in Access to Water, Improved Access to Water

"Billions of people have gained access to clean and safe drinking water since 1990, but data show that huge inequalities remain" - The Guardian  - Developing a source for safe drinking water is of course the basic, essential first step. Improved water access is important; however let’s not forget the second part of the challenge; reducing water … Continue reading Access to drinking water around the world – in five infographics

Emergency Demand Management

by Speedy Anole, posted in Access to Water, Improved Access to Water, Peak Demand, Pump, Water Storage

Emergency Demand Water Sharing WatrWise™ SRRS intent is only to help cover the differential between supply and emergency demand. For example, demand is 500 GPM and supply is 475 GPM and pressure falls more than 5 psi… then WatrWise™ SRRS will deliver water to help stabilize falling pressure/flow. In this case 25 GPM. 25 GPM … Continue reading Emergency Demand Management

Water Storage Patent

by Speedy Anole, posted in Access to Water, Improved Access to Water, Peak Demand, Piped Water, Water Storage

WatrWise™ develops innovative water storage systems for your home. Utilizing patented technology that automatically refreshes stored water reserved for you to use during water service or supply interruptions; supplying fresh  pressurized water throughout your home; commonly called emergency water storage. WatrWise™ EWS  benefits go beyond emergency water storage by also lowering peak demand challenges for water systems. … Continue reading Water Storage Patent