Ausmose Pty. Ltd.
Ausmose Pty Ltd. is engaged
in the supply of materials and services for the on-going maintenance of wood
poles. Ground Line Maintenance of wood poles consists of pole inspection with
the Magnescope®, ground line treatment and reinforcement. After inspection,
provided the pole is not a total reject, the area below the ground is treated
with Ausplast® a special diffusing preservative which is both a fungicide
and a barrier against termites. When a pole is judged to be marginally below
the required strength, instead of rejecting and replacing the pole, it can be
reinforced with the Ausmose Oz-C-Splint® which restores strength and safety
to poles.
After many years of field trials Australian authorities appreciate the advantages of this product.
In conjunction with the preservative treatment, Ausmose has perfected a system of reinforcing poles with galvanised steel splints to defer the need for complete pole replacement. These splints are driven with hydraulic equipment with a Power Take Off (PTO) from the truck mounted crane. The splints are banded to the pole, so the integrity of the pole is not compromised. Most distribution and sub-transmission poles only require one splint for complete rehabilitation.
MODERN UTILITIES
Modern Utilities was project
manager for the civil construction works. Projects included Blayney
and Crookwell in NSW.
Modern Utilities is managed by Mr. A.J. Kennedy, originally Contracts Manager with Chloride Batteries, and he is backed with a capable staff of specialist technicians.
Dulhunty Engineering Limited
With offices in Hong Kong, Beijing and Sydney, this company is involved in:
- the procurement of electrical products such as porcelain and glass insulators, vibration dampers and overhead line hardware from Chinese sources supplying to customers in Europe, U.S.A., Australia, New Zealand and South East Asia.
- the installation and auditing of Quality Assurance programmes into Chinese Factories.
- engineering inspection on behalf of clients in Europe, Australia, U.S.A.
- Facilitation, introduction and sale of materials to Chinese Electricity Utilities.
Dulhunty Engineering's office in Hong Kong is managed by an Australian, Alfred Chown, who was previously employed in the procurement of porcelain insulators.
Dulhunty Yangzhou Line Fittings Co. Ltd.
Dulhunty Yangzhou Line Fittings Co. Ltd. joint venture partnership with Chinese authorities has a fully operational factory in Jiangdu Province producing electricity transmission and distribution line hardware.
All products are manufactured by skilled workers trained both in China and abroad in the very latest manufacturing methods and QA/QC procedures, under a quality system implemented in accordance with ISO9002.
Personnel
Philip Dulhunty - Managing Director of Dulhunty Industries is Philip Dulhunty, previously the founder, (1947) major shareholder and Chief Executive of the Dulmison Group of Company which were sold to AWA in 1987. Philip Dulhunty is a member of the CIGRE International Study Committee on Overhead Lines, and a contributor of a number of specialist Working Groups therein. Philip has lodged many patents over the years in the fields of aeolian vibration, distribution fittings and marine anchors. Philip Dulhunty is an honorary life member of CIGRE and a Senior Member of IEEE.
Harry Edwin Holmes - Chief Engineer - was previously the Chief Engineer of EPT (Electric Power Transmission Pty. Ltd.) and has been instrumental in setting up quality assurance systems. Mr. Holmes is well known through the Australian transmission line industry in which he has been involved for some 38 years.
Peter Dulhunty - General Manager - Previously Contracts Engineer has had some 19 years experience in the electric power industry principally putting together complete tenders for the supply of turnkey projects.
These people are backed by an experienced staff of administration and marketing personnel. Interstate sales are at present handled by commission representatives who have been well established in the industry.
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