TIMED USES And Regular Recurring Uses

Well Manager® is a time based collection system which, because of its very nature, will allow you to predict exactly how much water will be available for use at any given time. This makes Well Manager a perfect match for time based uses.

Time based uses include the obvious like landscape irrigation systems run by a timed zone control but also some uses that are not so obvious. Even household use falls in this category because the same activities are repeated every 24 hours.

Other regular recurring uses include:

Schools: SEE Schools and inadequate wells
Houses of Worship
Offices
Some Industrial Uses
Others

All recurring uses are time based to the extent that they depend on the 24 hour day. Animals, including man, consume most of their daily requirement during the day. Even animals eat and drink at regular times. If you doubt this, watch a bird feeder for a day. Even trees and plants use less water at night than they do during the day when the sun is out and photosynthesis is going full tilt.

Because of the cycle that most living things follow, there are far fewer demands on an aquifer at night than there are during the day. In areas severely affected by drought, regular collection throughout the day and night will produce the least disturbance to the aquifer and spread out the load. In areas where the water table is low and competition for water is intense in the daylight hours it makes sense to design systems to collect in the off peak hours or to convert as many users to well management as it takes to stop interference being caused by over pumping.

Well Manager® provides amazing results when working with timed uses because the timing of collection and the timing of the use can be adjusted to accommodate each other. This makes it possible to operate a landscape irrigation system that requires 13 gpm per zone and the plumbing in the house at the same time using a 3 gallon per minute well with only 800 gallons of storage.

SEE ALSO: irrigation