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Asset Health & Criticality Modelling: Final Report

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Abstract:

This document is a closedown report for the project titled 'Asset Health & Criticality Modeling'.

The purpose of the project is to provide a new methodology for delivering the requirements for Ofgem reporting. The collaborative working across the GDNs will provide a consistent benchmark for reporting a complex solution in a pragmatic way. The external service provider will be looking to determine pioneering research into deterioration models and probability of failure analysis using a nationwide data set. This will then be cross referenced with condition analysis based on current data and historical trends.

The objective of this project is to:
  • Develop a consistent reporting framework that is able to score NTS Offtakes, PRSs and District Governors on asset health, criticality, probability of failure and deterioration.
  • Provide a system that must be readily accessible and easily incorporated into the asset management working activities of all the GDNs.
  • Liaise with all GDNs throughout the process to establish key milestones, interrogate current asset repositories and relevant fault data.

  • This report covers the project's:
  • Scope
  • Objectives
  • Success Criteria
  • Performance Compared to the Original Project Aims, Objectives and Success Criteria
  • Required Modifications to the Planned Approach During its Course
  • Lessons Learnt for Future Projects
  • Outcomes
  • Planned Implementation
  • Other Comments
  • Publication Year:

    2015

    Publisher:

    Ofgem

    DOI:

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    Author(s):

    National Grid Gas Distribution, Northern Gas Networks, SGN, Wales and West Utilities

    Energy Category

    Language:

    English

    File Type:

    application/pdf

    File Size:

    56141 B

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    Further information:

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    Region:

    United Kingdom

    Publication Type:

    Project Report

    Theme(s):

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