Notes
Technical notes
Notes on maintenance, PM, parts, the plant model and field work in water and wastewater treatment plants.
Released, but not ready to start: readiness in maintenance work
A work order that has been approved may still not be ready to start. The difference between the two, and why the reason for “not ready” has to be visible on the job itself.
Position or equipment? Why the history of a location and of a pump should be separate
How to prepare your equipment list for a CMMS rollout
Spare parts and work orders: where does the link break?
Field work in a treatment plant, when the network isn’t everywhere
Maintaining filters and backwash pumps in a water treatment plant
Sand filters are the heart of treated water quality, and backwash pumps and blowers are the plant’s least-used and hardest-worked equipment. Notes on maintaining the whole set.
Aeration blowers: looking after the most expensive equipment in a wastewater plant
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