With our pragmatic approach, our Electrical Engineers are adept at ensuring your electrical system is compliant with Australian Standards, such as AS/NZS 3000, 3007, 3008, 3010, 4871, 2081, AS 2067 and industry standards like IEEE 1584 and NFPA 70E while keeping your personnel safe.
Waterline understands that the electrical distribution systems required to keep your site running 24/7 are extensive. They are complex and constantly changing to support the requirements of operations and future development. To maximise reliability, ensure compliance with Australian Standards and maintain safety, you need a record of how everything is currently connected and calculations, to ensure it will work effectively and safely.
We’ve delivered Power Modelling projects using PowerTools for Windows (PTW) and PowerCAD for major Australian mining asset owners and operators. Our RPEQ Engineers know what’s required to keep your site compliant and personnel safe. It’s because of our knowledge and understanding coupled with our pragmatic approach that clients collaborate with Waterline for their Power Modelling requirements. Like these clients who we’ve supported as an extension to their team. Read the difference our team can make for your site.
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Implementing a thorough power modelling strategy is crucial for ensuring the long-term reliability, safety, and efficiency of any electrical system. By creating detailed models, businesses can proactively identify potential issues before they escalate into costly downtime or hazardous situations. This foresight allows for better planning of upgrades, maintenance, and operational adjustments, ultimately leading to a more robust and dependable power infrastructure.
The advantages extend to improved compliance with stringent Australian Standards and industry best practices, such as AS/NZS 3000 and IEEE 1584. Accurate power models provide the necessary data for load flow studies, fault level analysis, and arc flash assessments, empowering engineers to implement appropriate protective measures and ensure worker safety. This comprehensive understanding also aids in optimizing energy consumption and reducing operational expenses.