Calle Damas: a complete X-ray of an aqueduct
Ten kilometers of system inspected on foot, source by source and valve by valve, to hand the board the technical truth of its aqueduct.
Managing what nobody fully knows
The ASADA needed to know the real state of its infrastructure, sources, and operating conditions to plan improvements and investments.
It's the blind spot of many ASADAS: they run inherited systems, expanded over decades, of which nobody holds a complete technical picture.
Exhaustive, documented inspection
Field survey, gauging, source inspection, and evaluation of pressure-reducing valves, with an operational analysis of the entire system.
All photo-documented — the diagnostic archive exceeds 700 field images — so every finding carries evidence.
The real hydraulic conditions
The system's existing hydraulic conditions were identified: how pressures behave, where the weak points are, and what needs priority intervention.
The diagnosis turns perceptions (“pressure is low in that sector”) into actionable data with cause and solution.
Presented to the board
The comprehensive technical diagnosis was prepared and presented to the ASADA's board: the system's operational, hydraulic, and functional state, with clear priorities.
It's the starting point of any serious maintenance and investment plan — and the basis for meeting AyA's growing demands.
Your aqueduct's technical truth, unvarnished
Sources gauged, valves evaluated, and a diagnosis presented to the board with clear priorities. If your ASADA runs a system nobody fully knows, let's start with the X-ray.
