Gill Instruments MetPak weather stations and wind sensors
28 October, 2013 | Supplied by: Observator Instruments Pty LtdGill Instruments is now offering MetPak multisensory weather stations configured with remote wind sensors. Developed to cater to users’ exact weather measurement requires, the bundles deliver high-quality data and reliability.
Victaulic Style 171 flexible composite pipe coupling
25 October, 2013 | Supplied by: Victaulic Australia/New ZealandVictaulic has launched its Style 171 flexible composite pipe coupling. An engineered composite coupling, the product is suitable for use where corrosive conditions exist and for reverse osmosis (RO) skids in vertical and horizontal installations.
Researchers reduce herbicide run-off in sugar cane crops
16 October, 2013Scientists from CSIRO's Water for a Healthy Country Flagship have trialled a new approach to sugar cane plantation weed management in select Great Barrier Reef (GBR) catchments.
Australian re-elected to International Desalination Association
01 October, 2013Gary Crisp, global business leader - desalination at engineering and environmental consulting company GHD, has been re-elected as a director of the International Desalination Association (IDA) for 2013-15. Crisp is the only Australian of the 16 elected members at the IDA.
Hach Pacific DR 900 Handheld Colorimeter
27 September, 2013 | Supplied by: Hach Pacific Pty LtdThe handheld DR 900 allows quick and easy access to the user’s most-used testing methods. The colorimeter is waterproof, dustproof and field-durable, as well as drop-tested and shock-resistant for quality assurance.
Public submissions invited on water reform progress
27 September, 2013The National Water Commission is inviting public submissions to inform its 2014 triennial assessment of water reform progress under the National Water Initiative.
Hach CLF10 sc free and total reagentless chlorine analyser
27 September, 2013 | Supplied by: Hach Pacific Pty LtdThe CLF10 sc analyser is an amperometric analyser which leverages Hach’s self-diagnostics to alert users whenever the process has changed or the instrument needs servicing. Diagnostic features include the Cal Watch algorithm for warning of pH and chlorine calibration deviation and a non-contacting flow sensor for notification of insufficient sample flow.
Spray Nozzle Engineering stainless steel reels
24 September, 2013 | Supplied by: Spray Nozzle EngineeringWherever washdown hose reel stations are required for food, beverage or pharmaceutical applications, Reel Tech Stainless Steel Reels from Hannay offer protection against contamination and corrosion. The stainless steel reels ensure no paint transfer or rusting, making them suitable for harsh or sanitary conditions.
Roma flood levee construction starts today
24 September, 2013A flood levee to safeguard the South West Queensland town of Roma will begin construction today. The successful bidder for the $10.4 million project was Ostwald Bros, which will design and construct the embankment from the Roma Airport towards Lovell Street.
Sydney toilets and laundries to use recycled stormwater
23 September, 2013Green Square Water, a private water utility owned by Flow Systems, will use recycled stormwater at 20 sites to service 7000 residents and 8500 workers in Sydney’s Green Square neighbourhood.
Water Equipment Plus UF-Plus membrane water filtration units
23 September, 2013 | Supplied by: Water Equipment PlusThe UF-Plus range of automated ultrafiltration units provides small-scale water treatment capabilities for several applications. The four model choices have capabilities as single, dual, triple or quadruple automated membrane solutions.
Atlas Copco 7-37 GA VSD+ rotary screw compressor
17 September, 2013 | Supplied by: Atlas Copco Compressors AustraliaAtlas Copco has introduced a compact oil-injected rotary screw compressor from 7 to 37 kW: the 7-37 GA VSD+. The product offers improvements of up to 12% in free air delivery.
Microalgae and bacteria team up against arsenic-poisoned water
17 September, 2013 | Supplied by: crcCAREAustralian scientists have developed a new type of water filter that combines microalgae with bacteria taken from soil contaminated with heavy metals. The technology could prove an effective, cheap and safe way to clean up the potentially deadly arsenic that pollutes the drinking water of tens of millions of people around the world.
Bintech SDS 6110 Sensor Drive Satellite unit
16 September, 2013 | Supplied by: Bintech Systems Pty LtdThe Bintech Sensor Drive Satellite unit provides a versatile, self-contained solution for remote tank level measurement. The range offers many solutions for remote measurement and monitoring.
Are there drugs in our water?
16 September, 2013 | Supplied by: crcCARERecreational drugs could become a major source of Australian urban water contamination, scientists warn.
