Operations and Maintenance

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Operations and Maintenance Curative and preventive maintenance

Content Introduction to O&M Curative Maintenance Preventive Maintenance O&M for Customer Relations

Introduction to O&M

Importance of operation and maintenance Operation and maintenance comprises all planned and unplanned activities that are necessary to secure the current and future functionality of the distribution network and other assets The most important objectives of O&M are: Maintain the quality/functionality of the distribution network and assets Extend the lifetime of the distribution network and assets Reduce disturbance of the network and assets Minimise costs Minimise Non-Revenue Water (NRW) Improve the service level for the clients Quality of water Introduction 4 4

Maintenance approaches Maintenance can be undertaken curatively or preventively Curative maintenance, or corrective maintenance comprises all activities undertaken to solve malfunctions in the distribution network. Examples of curative maintenance are: Repair leaking valves Replace a mal-functioning valve Repair leaking fire hydrant Repair leakage in a pipeline Repair leakage at a house connection Replacing faulty (customer or district) meters Preventive maintenance, or corrective maintenance comprises all activities undertaken to prevent malfunctions and/ or to extend the life of the assets. Examples of preventative maintenance are: Checking the accessibility and functioning of valves Checking the soil coverage of the network (normally done during leak repairs or other maintenance on the network) Cleaning out filters (before they block) Calibrating meters Introduction 5 5

Necessities for maintenance activities Planning team Planning tools, such as software, registration forms Inspection teams that do all controls/inspections within the designated area Inspection team might implement ad-hoc solutions Tools such as maps, GPS, walky talky, registration forms Transport Maintenance teams that make for major repairs Tools such as maps, registration forms, repair tools and spare parts Contractor (optional) for specifically large works Ensure enough stock of tools and materials is available at all times! O&M activities 6 6

2. Curative Maintenance

General guidelines Curative maintenance, or corrective maintenance comprises all activities undertaken to solve malfunctions in the distribution network. The most common failures are pipe bursts, broken appendages or mal-functioning appendages General guidelines for curative maintenance: Planning and execution of curative maintenance is based per asset on the maintenance manual; materials for repairs and replacements are standardised Emergencies like pipe burst have to be solved straight away Some failures, such as smaller leakages, can be quickly solved temporarily. Proper repair with standard materials must be planned as soon as possible If an appendage is broken, the degree of wear must be determined in order to decide whether it needs to be repaired or replaced (based on cost/risk analysis) O&M activities 8 8

3. Preventive Maintenance

Preventive maintenance in practice Preventive maintenance comprises all activities undertaken to prevent malfunctions and/ or to extend the life of the assets. Before we do preventative maintenance or inspections a number of conditions must be met: The location of all pipes and appendages are known and stored in an electronic database (like GIS) The appendages are accessible The appendages are boxed and covered with a steel or concrete lit Examples of appendages are: Valves Pressure reduce valves Non return valves Fire hydrants Main water meters Water meters house connections Flush points Distribution pumps O&M activities 10 10

Preventative maintenance: inspection All network appendages need regular inspection on their state of maintenance and functionality. Inspection involves, checking if: Appendages are accessible and their protective boxes and nearby surroundings clean Appendages are clean Can meters be read? Are all moving parts inside appendages functioning according to specifications? The installation of the appendages are correct Any leakage in the installation? Meters well-aligned Are pipes covered with enough soil? Appendages are working correctly Can valves be easily be closed and opened? Correct meter readings Correct pressure on PRVs Appendages are in general good state No corrosion? Sealing ring, edge of nozzle and slotted ring in good condition? What is the age of the appendages vs factory life-time (especially for customer meters) Location of appendages correspond with GIS data O&M activities 11 11

Preventative maintenance: maintenance All network appendages need regular maintenance, which includes activities such as: Cleaning Remove all coarse grime and accumulated scale inside the appendages (filters, meters, valves) Take apart appendages, clean all bits and put back together Repainting For protection For visual effect: appendages that look functional will be less likely abused Start and stop pumps Repairing or replacing appendages or parts of appendages that are in bad state O&M activities 12 12

3. O&M of Customer Relations

O&M for customer relations The most important O&M activities for customer relations are: Have a clear contact point for customers (customer phone line, or office desk) Solve customers’ complaints Report customers complaints Making new connections on the existing system Disconnect and reconnect customers in a timely manner Keep the list of customers up to date Keep the contracts up to date Formalise communication (letters, emails, phone, sms, visits if necessary) Take care of special requirements of large customers Check water tariffs O&M activities 14 14