03.10.2019 Views

Asset Management Program 100319

Create successful ePaper yourself

Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.

ASSET MANAGEMENT PROGRAM


Engineered Lining Systems <strong>Asset</strong> <strong>Management</strong> <strong>Program</strong> is recognized<br />

by property managers, owners and end users because of its proven<br />

value to your assets’ infrastructure. This program consists of two<br />

processes with specialty designed phases.<br />

ASSET MANAGEMENT PROGRAM<br />

The 1st step of the program is the Infrastructure Assessment Process,<br />

which consists of information gathering, diagnostics, planning and reporting.<br />

The 2nd step of the program is the Infrastructure Rehabilitation Process,<br />

which consists of rehabilitation of the deteriorating infrastructure.


INFRASTRUCTURE ASSESSMENT<br />

PROCESS<br />

Key Components of<br />

Infrastructure Assessment Process<br />

DISCOVERY & PLANNING<br />

PIPE CLEANING/DEBRIS REMOVAL<br />

INVESTIGATION<br />

REPORTING<br />

Working closely with the asset management team, ELS will gather information and<br />

provide a planned approach to execute the process. After information is collected<br />

and compiled into our database, we assemble reporting documents. These<br />

documents may include an array of pipe reports, infrastructure classifications with<br />

life expectancies, updated plans, GPS coordinates in Excel format and overlays<br />

on satellite views in PDF format. You will now have comprehensive information<br />

and documentation to effectively manage your infrastructure.


DISCOVERY & PLANNING<br />

Discovery<br />

The 1st step in the <strong>Asset</strong> <strong>Management</strong> <strong>Program</strong> is Discovery. Discovery<br />

is crucial because the information gathered is the basis for designing the<br />

planned approach to the overall objectives in the Infrastructure<br />

Assessment Process. The Project Manager and Superintendent will<br />

initiate Discovery by conducting a site visit and meeting with the asset<br />

management team. During this site visit, ELS will obtain any available<br />

plans, contact information and project layout.<br />

Planning<br />

ELS will provide a planned approach for approval to the asset<br />

management team. This plan will factor in schedules, flow rates, access<br />

points and hours of operation. Taking this planned approach will result in<br />

a blueprint being developed by the Project Manager and Superintendent.<br />

This blueprint will serve as an outline for the following steps in this<br />

program.


PIPE CLEANING/DEBRIS REMOVAL<br />

about other<br />

clearing methods<br />

Hydro-jetting consists of a high-pressure hose with a specialized nozzle connected to<br />

a machine that pressurizes the water. Hydro-Jetting machines produce a powerful<br />

stream that clears the infrastructure systems to provide proper access for the CCTV<br />

inspection.


INVESTIGATION<br />

(CCTV)<br />

Video cameras are one of the most essential components in the ELS toolbox for<br />

trenchless technology. ELS will meet all the CCTV pipeline inspection needs for<br />

the reporting phase, by providing high quality equipment and experienced crews.<br />

ELS utilizes waterproof, manual and remote control camera systems to analyze<br />

and report the structural condition of your infrastructure. Radio transmitters located<br />

on the camera record the depth and physical location of defects or obstructions to<br />

accurately diagnose your assets. Some identifiable problem areas would be<br />

grease buildup, root intrusion, misalignment, pinhole leaks, broken and corroded<br />

piping systems. In addition, the inspection will identify branch lines locations.<br />

Branch lines will need to be classified as active or inactive. CCTV equipment will<br />

produce engineered quality reports that will be provided with deliverables. The<br />

images and video will be saved for your permanent records and used during the<br />

reporting phase. The reports helps you understand and manage your assets for<br />

piping systems from 2” to 72”.


GEOGRAPHIC INFO SYSTEM<br />

The Geographic Information System (GIS) is designed to capture, store,<br />

manipulate, analyze, manage and present all types of geographical data.<br />

REPORTING<br />

Reporting is the final phase of the Infrastructure Assessment Process. ELS will<br />

provide all CCTV Reports, Updated Plans, Satellite Images with GIS overlay<br />

(PDF), GPS coordinates (Excel) and Classifications of infrastructure with<br />

remaining life span as required by contract. All deliverables and essential<br />

information can be used for planning, budgeting, management of your asset and<br />

forecasting failures in your infrastructure. ELS can now apply the second process<br />

of this program to prevent these failures from happening.


SAMPLE OF REMAINING<br />

USEFUL LIFE CHART<br />

Line Size Sanitary A B C<br />

3" to 6" 0 0 0 0<br />

8" to 10" 3634 1428 881 1325<br />

Totals 3634 1428 881 1325<br />

Line Size<br />

Storm<br />

3" to 6" 0 0 0 0<br />

8" to 10" 107 0 107 0<br />

12" to 16" 372 0 69 303<br />

18" to 24" 2971 504 796 1671<br />

25" to 30" 1767 593 986 188<br />

32" to 36" 933 0 17 916<br />

38" to 42" 0 0 0 0<br />

46" to 52" 43 43 0 0<br />

54" to 60" 1320 353 697 270<br />

66" to 72" 1659 104 1555 0<br />

75" to 86" 0 0 0 0<br />

Totals 9172 1597 4227 3348<br />

Sanitary 3634<br />

Storm 9172<br />

Total 12806<br />

.<br />

A<br />

B<br />

C<br />

Like New Condition<br />

Some Minor Defects, Reevaluation in 3 to 5 Years<br />

Major Defects and Immediate Repairs are Recommended


INFRASTRUCTURE REHABILITATION<br />

PROCESS<br />

The 2 nd step of the program is the Infrastructure Rehabilitation Process. This<br />

process consists of planning and executing the rehabilitation of the deteriorating<br />

infrastructure. Engineered Lining Systems provides several options when<br />

rehabilitating infrastructure. The process and material can change depending on<br />

the application, type of drainage system and access to the infrastructure in<br />

question. The rehabilitation method will be determined during the planning<br />

phase of this process.


PLANNING<br />

The reporting from the <strong>Asset</strong> Assessment Process is the blueprint for planning the<br />

rehabilitation. ELS will have a Project Manager and Superintendent working together<br />

during the planning phase. The planning phase of the interior and exterior<br />

rehabilitation will have different schedules, logistics, materials and level of<br />

coordination. ELS will use its network of worldwide suppliers and engineers to provide<br />

the solution to extend the life of the asset 50 to 70 years.<br />

Planning the interior infrastructure involves specific challenges with flow rates,<br />

bypassing, access to tenant space, working hours and material cure times. These<br />

challenges will be overcome by using specialty trained technicians, an on-site<br />

superintendent, and a project manager from headquarters.<br />

Planning the exterior phase involves similar challenges to interior but not identical.<br />

Maintenance of traffic, bypassing, parking spaces, working hours, equipment staging<br />

and material cure times. Engineering is taken to a different level due to the increase in<br />

pipe diameter and ground water levels. These challenges will be overcome by using<br />

licensed engineers, trained technicians, on site superintendant and a project manager<br />

from headquarters.


INFRASTRUCTURE REMEDIES<br />

CURED IN PLACE PIPE (CIPP) REMEDY<br />

A fiberglass or felt sleeve is impregnated with resin and is inflated with air or water. After<br />

the liner is inserted into the pipe. The resin is hardened by Ultraviolet light or Thermal<br />

setting with heat and steam. Ultra-Violet Cured in Place Pipe (UV CIPP) not only is the<br />

most environmentally sound trenchless technology on the market today but also has the<br />

highest production value, allowing multiple pipe runs to be rehabilitated over the course of<br />

an 8 to 10-hour day.


EPOXY COATING REMEDY<br />

Epoxy coating is also an excellent option for interior infrastructure rehabilitation.<br />

The epoxy method is applied by spin casting or brushing, P-traps and turns<br />

in the piping system are restored to optimal condition with this method.<br />

.


CONSTRUCTION BUILD BACK<br />

If any alterations to the interior or exterior of the property is required such as<br />

wall removal, digging of pit or trench, ELS will restore as close to previous<br />

condition as possible. While work is being performed ELS will temporarily<br />

close these areas off to minimize impact to owners or customers.<br />

REPORTING<br />

Once, the rehabilitation phase is complete, ELS will collect and enter all<br />

updated information into our database, ELS will then update the asset<br />

documents. These assets documents may include an array of pipe reports,<br />

classification with life expectancies, updated plans, GPS coordinates in excel<br />

format and overlays on satellite views in PDF format. You will now have the<br />

proper information and documentation to manage your assets.


Engineered Lining Systems works with clients nationally and internationally to<br />

successfully rehabilitate and restore piping and structures for commercial,<br />

governmental, industrial, educational and military facilities using our cutting-edge and<br />

environmentally sound trenchless technology. We appreciate your time and would<br />

love the opportunity to discuss with you and your company further how ELS can<br />

better serve your infrastructure needs.<br />

Nationwide Service<br />

888-384-9549<br />

WWW.ENGINEEREDLINING.COM

Hooray! Your file is uploaded and ready to be published.

Saved successfully!

Ooh no, something went wrong!