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CAPSTONE CEEn-2018CPST-0 Team Members: 4.3 13.7 3.8 LARGER THAN 1/4 ACRE ABOUT 1/4 ACRE SMALLER THAN 1/4 ACRE POTENTIAL WATER SAVINGS PER MONTH (1000g) TACTICS IMPLEMENTATION 0.00% 2.00% 4.00% 6.00% 8.00% 2:00 AM 4:00 AM 6:00 AM 8:00 AM 10:00 AM 12:00 PM 2:00 PM 4:00 PM 6:00 PM 8:00 PM 10:00 PM 12:00 AM PEAK DEMAND No Smart Meters With Smart Meters Smart Meter: A wirelessly controlled device installed on a sprinkler system that connects to the internet. It is intended to: Track the weather and determine watering needs based on precipitation Reduce water usage while maintaining a green lawn Be controlled from a smart phone or tablet Recommendations for Santaquin City include: Delay city-wide roll out for another year to double available Spanish Fork Data Focus initial installation in new developments Add smart meters as state grants allow Target ¼-acre lots RESIDENTAL BENEFITS Smart meters led to a peak demand decrease of 4%. This allows for: Smaller pipes in new developments Extended life of current pipe system Increased availability of water budget funds 14 Robert Anderson, Caleb Joubert, Natalie King, Alec Van De Graaff Santaquin City Irrigation-Water Conservation Study OUR OBJECTIVE Reduce Santaquin City peak water demand due to growth rate of over 5% without modifying the waterlines already in place. Green Savings Residents will not agree to smart meters unless they have a guarantee their lawns will stay green. Our team created a GIS project to compare levels of green in lawns before and after smart meters. This delivers quantifiable results as seen below. *As of now the imagery taken after the meters were installed has not been published. Cost savings On average, households in Spanish Fork saved 18,300 gallons of water per year With government grants, smart meters will have little to no cost for residents Peak Demand Decrease Water Savings Potential to save 4 million gallons of water in the first year Implementation of Smart Meters Use Spanish Fork smart meter data due to similar demographics and climate to estimate benefits for Santaquin City 2.99 4.23 11.26 -0.19 -1.15 -3.1 1.38 4.71 JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER Water Saved (1000gal) Summer months WATER SAVED WITH SMART METERS FROM 2017 to 2018 Water Saved with Smart Meters Water Saved without Smart Meters April 3, 2019

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Page 1: Capstone Poster 2cecapstone.groups.et.byu.net/sites/default/files/2018-2019CPST/Pos… · CAPSTONE CEEn-2018CPST-0 Team Members: 4.3 13.7 3.8 LARGER THAN 1/4 ACRE ABOUT 1/4 ACRE SMALLER

CAPSTONECEEn-2018CPST-0Team Members:

4.3

13.7

3.8

LARGER THAN 1/4

ACRE

ABOUT 1/4 ACRE SMALLER THAN 1/4

ACRE

POTENTIAL WATER SAVINGS PER MONTH (1000g)

TACTICS

IMPLEMENTATION

0.00%

2.00%

4.00%

6.00%

8.00%

2:00AM

4:00AM

6:00AM

8:00AM

10:00AM

12:00PM

2:00PM

4:00PM

6:00PM

8:00PM

10:00PM

12:00AM

PEAK DEMAND

No Smart Meters With Smart Meters

Smart Meter: A wirelessly controlled device

installed on a sprinkler system that connects to

the internet. It is intended to:

• Track the weather and determine watering

needs based on precipitation

• Reduce water usage while maintaining a

green lawn

• Be controlled from a smart phone or tablet

Recommendations for Santaquin City include:• Delay city-wide roll out for another year to double

available Spanish Fork Data

• Focus initial installation in new developments

• Add smart meters as state grants allow

• Target ¼-acre lots

RESIDENTAL BENEFITS

Smart meters led to a peak demand decrease

of 4%. This allows for:

• Smaller pipes in new developments

• Extended life of current pipe system

• Increased availability of water budget funds

14

Robert Anderson, Caleb Joubert, Natalie King, Alec Van De Graaff

Santaquin City Irrigation-Water Conservation Study

OUR OBJECTIVE

Reduce Santaquin City peak water demand due to growth rate of over 5% without modifying the waterlines already in place.

Green SavingsResidents will not agree to smart meters unless they

have a guarantee their lawns will stay green. Our

team created a GIS project to compare levels of green

in lawns before and after smart meters. This delivers

quantifiable results as seen below.

*As of now the imagery taken after the meters were

installed has not been published.

Cost savings• On average, households in Spanish Fork

saved 18,300 gallons of water per year

• With government grants, smart meters will

have little to no cost for residents

Peak Demand Decrease

Water Savings • Potential to save 4 million gallons of water in

the first year

Implementation of Smart Meters • Use Spanish Fork smart meter data due to

similar demographics and climate to

estimate benefits for Santaquin City 2.994.23

11.26

-0.19-1.15 -3.1

1.384.71

JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER

Wat

er S

aved

(100

0gal

)

Summer months

WATER SAVED WITH SMART METERS FROM 2017 to 2018

Water Saved with Smart Meters Water Saved without Smart Meters

April 3, 2019