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Explore new developments in life-cycle cost analysis of civil infrastructure presented by Leo Klatter. Topics covered include national water and road network systems in the Netherlands, asset management challenges, and strategies for optimizing maintenance and replacement costs.
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Ministry of Transport, Public Works and Water Management
New Developments in Life-Cycle Cost Analysis of Civil Infrastructure Leo Klatter August 20th 2003
Presentation Outline • National Water and Road Network • Life-Cycle Based Asset Management • Case Study Main Road Network • Conclusions
National Water Systems the Netherlands • 724 km canals • 828 km navigable rivers • 63.360 km2 water area • Object categories • Canal, river beds • Dikes, embankments • Structures • Water • Facilities
Main Road Network the Netherlands • 3200 km road, of which 2300 km motorway • Object categories • pavements • structures • traffic facilities • environmental assets
Management Challenges • Ageing structures • Maintenance cost increase • Rehabilitation and improvement necessary • Replacement comes in sight • User demands increase • Limited resources • Accountability and efficiency
Life-Cycle Based Asset Management USA Federal Highways Administration (FHWA) • Customer satisfaction and return on investment • Comprehensive; all asset classes of network • Record value long-lived infrastructure • Asset management; Life-Cycle Costing in broader context
Engineering Economics Business Practices Asset Management System Performance: Engineering – Cost-Efficient and Effective Economics – Optimal Resource Allocation Business Practices -Process Improvement
Engineering Design • Safety, reliability; design life time • Load < > strength Construction quality • Materials Preservation • Maintenance strategy • Condition
Economics Life-cycle cost analysis • Maintenance • Replacement • User cost Optimisation Return on investments Financial strategies
Business Practices Determines costs and performance to high extend! • Strategic planning • Operational planning • Inspections • Prioritization • Data systems => Reliable models are essential tools
Case Main Road Network • Maintenance cost • Strategic plan • Operational programs • Replacement
Bridge deck / Pavement Joint Main carrying element Guard rail Guard rail Railing bearing Abutment Pier Bridge Elements
Maintenance Strategy of Elements • Functional demands • Deterioration process • Measures • Type / extend • Intervals • Cost • Inspections
Maintenance Costs of a Typical Bridge Annual cost 14 €/m2
Strategic Document Needed Transparent budget estimate forms start of discussion
Strategic Document 10-page management summary Content: • Structure stock and its functionality • Maintenance strategy • Basic maintenance level • Options • Program and budget
Basic Maintenance Level Quality level Trafficsafety Environmental quality Appearance User comfort Mobility minimum
Operational practice • Life-cycle cost based on maintenance strategy for element types • Standard plan customised to individual bridge • Update with inspection results • Operational maintenance program
End of service life Decomposition / maintenance plan Operational maintenance program Adjusting the maintenance plan Clustering and optimization Inspection Maintenanceexecution
Strategic budget need Adjusting the maintenance plan Clustering and optimization Inspection End of service life Decomposition / maintenance plan Actual budgetneed Maintenanceexecution Position strategic document Road management Operational program Bridge management
“To replace or not to …..” Replace, rehabilitate or maintain Decision based on • Safety • Functionality • Economics • Available budgets
Replacement cost M Euro Design Practice Year Forecasted Replacement Cost
Research items • Integration of reliability and condition analysis using life-cycle cost approach => Beyond “living apart together” • Dealing with uncertainty in inspections => Modelling inspection strategy • Use of inspections for prediction => Matching strategy and reality • Modelling total life-cycle cost of structure stock => Merging maintenance and replacement
Colophon Ministry of Transport, Public Works and Water Management Civil Engineering Division