pressure transients

Mitigating Pressure Induced Pipeline Fatigue

Water distribution is a complex process and pressure transients – often referred to as water hammer – pose significant risks to infrastructure integrity and operational efficiency. These transient pressure surges can result in catastrophic failures, leading to costly repairs, water loss, and service disruptions.   For water utilities in Australia and New Zealand, proactive management…

Water pipeline failures

Water Pipeline Failures in Mining: Costs and Consequences

Water pipelines play a crucial role in sustaining mining operations, essential for extracting and processing minerals like coal, gold, copper, silver, lead, zinc, cobalt, and lithium. Pipeline failures can severely impact both operational efficiency and financial stability. We dig into the repercussions of water pipeline failures for mining organisations and highlight the critical need for…

pipeline condition assessment

What to Expect from a p-CAT™ Condition Assessment: A Guide for Water, Mining and Local Government Sectors

As a water utility, mining company or council responsible for managing extensive water networks, maintaining the integrity and functionality of your pipelines is absolutely crucial. Australian designed and developed, Pipeline Condition Assessment Technology (p-CAT™) offers a sophisticated method to evaluate the condition of your pipelines, helping you make informed decisions about maintenance, repairs, and replacements.…

pump optimisation

Blog: Unlocking Efficiency and Savings: Pump Optimisation as a Service

For water, wastewater, power generation and mining companies reliant on large-scale water pumps, efficiency isn’t just a buzzword—it really is a critical necessity. With the constant demand for improved performance and reduced operational costs, finding innovative solutions is paramount.   That’s where our Pump Optimisation as a Service steps in, offering a transformative approach to enhance…

pump optimisation

Blog: Strategies for Reducing Energy Consumption in Pumping Systems

For water utilities, energy companies, and mining organisations that rely on large-scale water pumping stations, optimising energy consumption is not just a matter of cost efficiency; it’s a crucial step towards sustainable operations and environmental stewardship.   The challenges posed by escalating energy costs and the imperative to reduce carbon emissions have pushed these industries to…

pipeline management

Blog: Unlocking the Power of AI in Pipeline Management

In the intricate, complex web of infrastructure, pipelines really are the unsung heroes, quietly facilitating the flow of essential resources like water. Ensuring their reliability and safety is paramount for any utility or council managing water systems. In this quest for efficiency and reliability, technology has emerged as a crucial ally, with Artificial Intelligence (AI)…

Real-time Monitoring of Water Pipelines

Blog: Harnessing IoT and Sensor Networks for Real-time Monitoring of Water Pipelines

Water, the elixir of life, flows seamlessly through the intricate network of pipelines that crisscross our cities, ensuring a vital resource reaches every home and business. However, the challenges faced by water utilities and councils in Australasia are evolving. Aging infrastructure, increasing demand, and the imperative to conserve resources demand a new approach.   In an…

pipeline condition assessments

Blog: Revolutionising Pipeline Condition Assessment: Introducing p-CAT

The integrity of pipelines is paramount for water utilities and councils around the globe. The ability to accurately undertake pipeline condition assessments without invasive measures is a game-changer, and that’s where p-CAT steps in as a revolutionary and disruptive solution.  Designed and developed in Australia, p-CAT (short for Pipeline Condition Assessment Technology) sets itself apart…

inflow and infiltration in sewer systems

Blog: Future-Proofing Sewer Systems: Strategies for Preventing and Mitigating I&I

In the realm of water utilities and wastewater management, the persistent challenge of inflow and infiltration (I&I) in sewer systems demands a proactive, forward-thinking approach.   For civil engineers, asset managers and decision-makers, understanding the strategies to prevent and mitigate these issues is crucial for ensuring the longevity and efficiency of sewer infrastructure.  Understanding Inflow and…