Search Results: “” — Page 1
Peter To
This paper outlines lessons learned from 8 years of regular operations and testing of 111 gates at 22 sites. It points out that the implementation challenges involved are not only technological in nature, but also encompass human factor and organizational issues. This is perhaps understandable since the initiative is part of the cultural shift to sustain gate reliability long-term.
An increase in gate testing frequency has led to the identification of more performance anomalies, ranging from deficiencies to operational failures. This finding may not be unique to a single dam owner. It leads to the following question to the general dam owner community: Are we testing our gates enough?
Now showing all 4 search results
-
$15.00
2014 Papers
2014 – Some Lessons Learned from Gate Operations and Testing
Learn more -
$15.00
2018 Papers
2018 – Importance of Integrated Asset Management for Dams and Outlet Works – A Melbourne Water Perspective
Learn more -
$15.00
2012 Papers
2012 – Reducing Uncertainties in Safety Assessments of Aging Dams through Site Specific Investigations
Learn more -
$15.00
2010 Papers
2010 – INVESTIGATION OF TWO AGING CONCRETE GRAVITY DAMS IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA
Learn more