Water and the future: Capacity analysis for Ljungbyhed Park

Client

Annehem Fastigheter is a Swedish real estate company originating from Peab, where properties and property management are detached into separate companies. The company has its headquarteres in Ängelholm and owns and manages properties in, among others, Malmö, Ängelholm, Helsingborg, Ljungbyhed, Gothenburg, Stockholm and Helsinki. The properties consists mainly of office buildings.

The business is characterised by close collaboration with tenants and a long-term management focus. In 2022, Annehem's share was green-listed on Nasdaq, which marked the start of a strengthened focus on sustainability.

A special strategic focus is on the development of Ljungbyhed Park outside of Klippan, where Annehem owns both land and properties and has control over the airspace. Today, the park works as a cluster for education, research and development. Here you can for example find Lund University's commercial aviation school, the municipality's aviation engineering center, high school and vocational training, drone schools, Ljungbyhed Motorbana where, among other things, the police are trained, as well as companies and student housing.

Work is also underway in the park to develop the area into a total defense center where various actors come for training and exercises. The ambition is to create conditions for collaboration between different social functions such as the police, healthcare and emergency services, so that joint exercises can be carried out in a realistic environment. This is something that is already happening on a smaller scale today, but is expected to expand further in the future.

Task

In connection with Annehem's planned development of Ljungbyhed Park, which will involve more exercises, increased visitor frequency and more overnight guests, it is important to evaluate the capacity for the drinking water supply in the area. The area has the opportunity to utilize a large underground lake, with a large supply of water, but the system's capacity is limited by the dimensioning of pumps and pipe networks.

The purpose of this project is to conduct a current situation analysis and make a forecast for future capacity needs and investigate what measures need to be taken to ensure good drinking water supply in the area.

Key questions are:

• Drinking water: What does the supply look like today and what capacity can be achieved with the existing system? What is required to meet future needs?
• Robustness and preparedness: How well can the systems handle disruptions or load peaks? What measures are required to ensure long-term function and sustainability?

The goal is to create a comprehensive picture of existing resources and needs, to ensure that Ljungbyhed Park can be developed in a sustainable and robust manner. Thus, the goal is not to perform a large number of calculations.

The project is extensive and may need to be narrowed down. Final delimitations are made in consultation with the university supervisor and the project client. Both the student and the client should be aware that appropriate academic grounding must be applied in the work.