Amager Resource Centre (ARC) is a Danish waste management company with an emphasis on sustainability. Their recycling stations receive more than 800,000 visits a year. ARC’s waste-to-energy facility receives and processes waste from approximately 550,000 residents and 45,000 businesses and in turn delivers electricity and district heating to approximately 150,000 households. The existing waste-to-energy facility is scheduled for decommissioning in 2017, and the facility is being replaced by the world's most modern facility engineered by Ramboll.
Purpose of the project
The purpose of the asset management consultancy was divided into two phases:
- Maintenance optimisation at the existing facility, covering maintenance screenings, planning and RCM
- Asset management preparation/implementation according to PAS55 at the new facility
Project content
The entire project included the following topics:- Maintenance assessments (screening of current performance level according to world class)
- Cost evaluation and contents
- Asset management consultancy according to PAS55 / ISO55000 for the new facility
- Strategy planning and development of asset management policies and goals
- RCM, Reliability Centred maintenance
- Life Cycle Costs (LCC) calculations
- Maintenance planning
- Management of commissioning the new facility