Wachs Water Services is the leading provider of water distribution system solutions that dramatically improve the efficiency and operability of water networks. Our crews work throughout North America on water distribution system projects both large and small, and we are capable of mobilizing efficiently and in-force almost anywhere.
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Dave Lewis Blog of Water Distribution Sustainability Dave Lewis is a Business Development Manager for Wachs Water Services. Mr. Lewis has more than 20 years of experience in the infrastructure mapping and GIS industry leveraging his background in software development, photogrammetry, data conversion and GIS integration. He has managed conversion efforts for several statewide enterprise GIS initiatives and likewise numerous county and municipal programs focused on water and wastewater applications. Having serviced customers in the water distribution field for many years, Dave brings a wealth of experience in areas such as valve and hydrant assessments, unidirectional flushing, flow test programs and the integration of GIS data. A particular expertise is the ability to help utilities apply technology appropriately to improve customer satisfaction, increase efficiency and lower operating costs. Mr. Lewis can be contacted at dlewis@wachsws.com |
A twelve - six curveball rotates "head over heels" along the "X" axis and drops straight down from 12 o'clock to 6 o'clock.
I was reading about a water utility in Pennsylvania that had a non-surfacing main break.
I was talking to a colleague last Wednesday about valve failure rates.
Water Distribution Sustainability is the utility's ability to maintain the status-quo of service in spite of adverse conditions.
On the water distribution side of a utility, there are five primary control processes.
Wachs Water Services is the leading provider of water distribution system asset management solutions that significantly improve efficiency and network control. Our specialized approach combines condition assessment and rehabilitation services for valves, hydrants and water mains with the capture and integration of critical water asset GIS information. We provide the expertise, equipment and personnel to locate, assess, operate and document virtually any water asset.
