Sydney Desalination Plant – Shoring Up The Future Emmanuel Pimentel – Technical Manager, Galvanizers Association of Australia The new Sydney Desalination Plant is located on the Kurnell Peninsula, bounded by Botany Bay and the ocean. Commissioned by Sydney Water, it is being delivered by Blue Water, a joint venture between John Holland and Veolia. The 18km...
31st July 2009Project Profile – Protecting South Australia’s Water SA Water Corporation is wholly owned by the Government of South Australia. Established by the South Australian Water Corporation Act 1994, SA Water came into being on 1 July 1995. However, a long history of service and commitment to the State can be traced back to 1856. Just 20 years...
31st July 2009Project Profile of the SWSOOS1 Tunnel Australasian Concrete Repair Association (ACRA) Excellence Award recognises innovation of the structural repair and lining of sewer tunnel in the Botany area including plastic liner for 1km exposed tunnel section for Sydney Water Corporation.
31st July 2009Lemonthyme Power Station – Penstock Internal Corrosion Coating Replacement Lemonthyme Power Station is a 51MW power station located on the Mersey River in the central north west of Tasmania. An inspection in 2002 identified the beginning of corrosion issues. The coating was failing and warranted replacement at the earliest planning opportunity.
31st July 2009Wickham Point Pipeline – Augmenting Northern Territories Natural Gas Supply The Wickham Point Pipeline (WPP) transports natural gas from the Wickham Regulating Station to the Weddell Power Station and then onto Darwin City Gate, connecting with Amadeus Basin to Darwin Pipeline. The Wickham Regulating Station receives gas from the Darwin Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Plant. The Darwin LNG...
31st July 2009Project Profile – Protecting Tasmania’s Electricity Supply Transend Networks Pty Ltd owns and operates the electricity transmission system in Tasmania. It transmits electricity from power stations to substations around the state. Transend’s assets include 3,650 circuit kilometres of transmission lines, 47 substations and nine switching stations.
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