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Optimisation of the South East Queensland Water Grid

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Page 1: Optimisation of the South East Queensland Water Grid

Optimisation of the South East Queensland Water Grid

Page 2: Optimisation of the South East Queensland Water Grid

The challenge | SEQ Water Grid 60 dams and weirs

2,000,000 ML+ of storage

50 water treatment plants

46 conventional plants

Desalination

Purified recycled water

450 km of new bulk water pipelines

Yield ~ 450,000 ML/a

Demand ~250,000 ML/a

Supplying to ~ 3 million SEQ residents

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Our solution Problem targeted algorithm formulation

State-of-the-art algorithm [Mixed Integer Linear Programming – MILP]

Ability to handle complex networks

Collaborative approach

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SEQ Water Grid Decision Support SystemThe Solution - Simple Workflow Schematic

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Climate variabilityAre we here? Or here?

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Determining inflow data set

Stochastic data generation used to lengthen climate record

Contains inflow sequences that contain droughts more severe than those on record

1000 replicates, 117 years per replicate

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Daily or Monthly optimisation

Minimise energy use

Maximise off peak electricity use

Improve reliability

Improve water quality

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Capital planning | 20 year model

Maximise water security

Identify best capital planning options

Increase water grid reliability

Investigate better operational strategy

Identify over/under utilised infrastructure

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Energy or cost example If cost is proportional to energy use this is how our energy use may increase

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Energy or cost per ML This shows that as our lower energy/cost sources are utilised energy use per

capita will increase

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Decision Support System

The optimisation model offers the opportunity to test and explore different operating scenarios under different climate conditions quickly and efficiently

The model provides a repeatable method of analysing the most cost efficient method of operating a complex network

The model is cost based and restricted to the grid – demand management solutions can be assessed within the grid, however the net result in some cases may be a net increase in cost or energy

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Jim Fear

Senior Systems Engineer

SEQ Water Grid Manager

t +61 7 3405 5000

e [email protected]

Ragini Prasad

Associate | Arup

t +61 7 3023 6136

e [email protected]