ASADA Juanilama: the study that ordered the future
Ten kilometers of network surveyed, pumping tests, water balance, and projections — the comprehensive technical study that tells an ASADA how much it can grow.
Growing without knowing how far
The ASADA needed to determine its system's real capacity to back future availability letters and plan its growth — the technical requirement AyA imposes on every community operator that wants to grant new services.
Without that study, every availability letter granted was a blind bet on the source and the network.
Surveying the entire network with GNSS
RAM surveyed close to ten kilometers of network — pipes, valves, tanks, and sources in a single georeferenced spatial model.
Pumping tests and spring gauging were coordinated to establish the sources' real production: the number that rules any growth decision.
Balance, modeling, and future demand
With the system digitized, the water balance, hydraulic modeling, and supply-demand analysis with population projections were developed.
It also included managing the Villamar de los Campos easement — because RAM's studies don't stay on paper: they also unblock the related files.
A report that answers before AyA
The technical study evaluates the system's current and future capacity per AyA's requirements, with professional reports, observation responses, and technical coordination before the institution.
Today the board decides on numbers, not intuition — and the study is a reference in RAM's certified track record.
An ASADA that decides with numbers
Network surveyed, sources measured, demand projected, and a report that answers before AyA. If your ASADA needs to know how much it can grow, this is the path — and there's a free calculator on this site to start today.
