Project Overview
Feasibility study for the expansion of Hong Kong International Airport including pump capacity calculation, hydraulic flow modelling, and tank farm area analysis.
Seconded to AECOM Australia Pty Ltd to carry out feasibility studies on major infrastructure projects, including the Hong Kong International Airport expansion. Conducted comprehensive feasibility assessments including pump capacity calculations, hydraulic flow modelling, and tank farm area analysis to support the airport's infrastructure expansion plans. The study formed part of AECOM's broader engineering consultancy work for the Hong Kong International Airport, which later evolved into the Three-runway System (3RS) project valued at HK.5 billion.
Services Provided
- Feasibility study for airport expansion
- Pump capacity calculation
- Hydraulic flow modelling
- Tank farm area analysis
- Infrastructure planning and assessment
Project Details
Client: AECOM
Year: 2008-2011
Location: Hong Kong
Sector: Infrastructure
Standards: Several (feasibility study)
Team Size: 6