Delivering reliability improvement & efficiency through emerging diagnostic techniques at Powercor.

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Published: Friday, 07 October 2016 06:00
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This paper outlines some of the benefits achieved at Powercor Australia through the evolution of asset management methodologies and their application. It considers recent history and the knowledge gained throughout the journey with particular emphasis upon efficient work packaging through improving diagnostic techniques. Click here to read more

A review of major centrifugal pump failure modes with application to the water supply and sewerage industries

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Published: Friday, 30 September 2016 06:00
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Centrifugal pumps are one of the world’s most widely used type of pump, having an extensive range of applications, from food processing to water or sewage transportation. Problems that arise within these machines decrease the flow of the fluid within the pipelines, thus interrupting the production and transport of the fluid to its destination within the process.

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State water corporation total asset management plan

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Published: Friday, 23 September 2016 06:00
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The State Water Total Asset Management Plan (TAMP) documents the background, principles, processes, information and outcomes of its total asset management strategy. The TAMP provides a strategic context for present and future decision-making on asset management, encompassing risk, financial, environmental, heritage, levels of service for water delivery and engineering issues.

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A review of asset management models available for water pipeline networks

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Published: Friday, 16 September 2016 06:00
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A  number of research papers and commercial products are now available to provide asset management plans for water pipeline networks.  These include the ABLE system developed by O'Hagan in the UK, which uses a combination of Bayesian methods and sampling to determine  projected costs and the KANEW system developed by Deb, Hasit, Grablutz and Herz in the USA, which provides estimates of the length of pipeline that should be replaced each year.

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Risk assessment of wastewater networks infrastructure in Adelaide using GIS/Infonet

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Published: Friday, 09 September 2016 06:00
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The wastewater collection network in metropolitan Adelaide consists of a large number of assets distributed over a wide geographic area. This poses significant challenges in both conducting and prioritising asset management activities for these assets, including maintenance, rehabilitation, condition assessment and replacement.

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