Desktop feasibility from public data · SANS 241 water quality · pump test yield analysis
1. Upload the laboratory certificate
Any South African lab, PDF or Excel — WATERLAB, Aquatico, Yanka, SIMLAB and others are
recognised. The file is read in your browser; the compliance assessment runs in the cloud.
Drop the certificate here, or choose a file
Before / after treatment comparison
Add the second certificate to show what the installed treatment
achieves. The first file uploaded is treated as the untreated water.
2. Confirm the readings
Every value the parser found, and what it means against SANS 241. Correct anything that is
wrong before the report is written — this is the step that stands between a misread certificate and a signed
compliance letter.
1. Upload the pump test workbook
The filled AQUAffection yield-test template (constant discharge, step tests and recovery).
Column positions are detected, so an inserted column is fine.
Drop the workbook here, or choose a file
Existing FC Solution workbook (optional)
If the FC method has already been run, add the workbook and its
recommended rate is read and shown alongside — never merged silently, because the two can disagree.
Desktop forecast, for a predicted-versus-measured sheet
2. Confirm the professional inputs
Everything measurable has been computed. The inputs below are professional judgement — the
analysis proposes them from the data, but a geohydrologist must confirm them before the rate is used for a
licence or a design.
Add a site
Pick a suggestion as you type (pins the exact location), or press Enter to add the address as typed.
Units or kL/month are optional — they unlock the coverage & payback economics.
Bulk add — paste a list or upload Excel
Formats: address · Site | address · … | 198 units · … | 2376 kL · Site | lat, lng.
Excel needs an Address column (optional Site, Units, kL/month).
