Hi Gary
We set a life span of 10 years for main water plant as a whole.
Kind regards,
Onkar Singh
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From: Garry [via ART Forum] [mailto:ml+[hidden email]]
Sent: 13 April 2018 10:53
To: SINGH, Onkar (THE ROYAL WOLVERHAMPTON NHS TRUST)
Subject: Treatment plant life cycling
Hi All,
For one reason or another we have never had a stated life cycle replacement time for our main water treatment plants. This possibly stems from viewing the system as modular, each part being replaced as and when required.
After recently beginning the process to replace one system, with a few others approaching similar ages on the horizon, does anybody else set a life cycle time on there plant?
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