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Taking a proactive approach to pump maintenance by using a preventative asset maintenance programme

At a Glance

  • 165ML

    Drinking Water

  • 154ML

    Wastewater

  • 259

    Pump Stations

Location
Petone, Wellington, New Zealand
Offices
Client
  • Wellington Water Limited

Wellington Water - Pump Maintenance and Data Collection

Every day, Wellington Water is responsible for supplying water to and the treatment of wastewater for over 400,000 people. Critical to this effort is the maintenance of the utility’s 259 pump stations. Preventative pump maintenance is crucial to improve efficiency and reduce unplanned expenditure or defects. To improve pump maintenance, Wellington Water engaged us to develop a pump station dashboard for their preventative asset maintenance programme.

Data from the utility’s existing systems proved unsuitable for the proposed dashboard as it had a high-risk of inaccuracy and was unreliable. After trialling different options, we found that the Tableau Dashboard programme could share water performance data, including analytical, modelling, capital planning, asset management, and operational performance across multiple teams on the same dashboard, instead of multiple spreadsheets that were not displayed in real time.

Using the solution built in the Tableau Dashboard and with our continued support, Wellington Water estimated up to a 20 percent reduction in electricity costs, subsequent reductions in carbon emissions, and the number of field tests needed to assess pump conditions.

At a Glance

  • 165ML

    Drinking Water

  • 154ML

    Wastewater

  • 259

    Pump Stations

Location
Petone, Wellington, New Zealand
Offices
Client
  • Wellington Water Limited

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