Delivery of capital works programs, engineering designs, and operating strategies depend on timely access to up-to-date computer models of:
Hydraulic design, transient analysis and surge protection design for pressure-pipe systems of all scales:
Documenting automatic controls to ensure the system operates as intended when first commissioned by the process control engineers:
Analysing the ability of current infrastruction capacity to handle increased hydraulic load.
Planning future asset capacity and required commissioning dates.
Providing highly experienced engineers to review clients' hydraulic
and transient (surge protection) designs.
On more complicated projects, the
peer reviewer often becomes a mentor / "sounding
board" for the client's team.
Developing seasonal or annual operating strategies to satisfy required service levels / output targets at lowest cost.
Our experience includes:
Delivering the following courses:
Immersive "as-built" photography allowing remote viewing and interaction with utility infrastructure.
Enabling small and medium-sized owners (of utility assets) to automate and manage their response to "dial before you dig" enquiries.
Identifying effective and productive ways for clients to integrate various business information systems:
Managing substantial improvements throughout an entire business, as a positive experience for all involved.
Guiding project teams and stakeholders to deliver:
WATSYS and WATHAM software enable users to simulate pressurised pipe systems':
