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January Newsletter
Welcome 2022
18 January 2022Welcome back everybody! I hope you all had a great holiday.
Like most of us, I was expecting COVID to be behind us and full steam ahead, but we are finding this a challenge with longer term ramifications for us to adjust to—skill shortages being a big one.
In a similar way, looking at the environment, we are seeing more and more awareness of a deteriorating environment, particularly catchment scale impacts, pollution, wide-spread loss of habitat and threatened species. Industry is responding but we need more skilled practitioners.
What gives me hope is humanity’s ability to adapt. Science gives us the methods and technologies to undo the problems we have created and mitigate apparent issues. Policy makers provide the frameworks to collaborate.
This year, I’m looking forward to seeing how HydroTerra’s broad suite of technologies will be applied to reduce environmental impacts and improve productivity. The new Victorian Environment Protection Act (2017), when implemented, provides a fantastic opportunity to really drive transformation to reduce industrial pollution. Such transformation requires the adoption of technologies, which means we need skilled practitioners to implement the technological solutions. HydroTerra has become adept at training and building capacity in technology support, and we look forward to helping the industry.
All the best for a great year in 2022!
Richard
HydroTerra launches into new year
18 January 2022Given that HydroTerra is an end-to-end environmental solutions provider, our goals to assist industry across multiple sectors are broad.
Some key areas of focus for 2022, however, are to provide industry with:
- Australia’s leading marketplace of environmental monitoring technologies
- integrated systems for facilities monitoring, supporting compliance and operational efficiencies
- low cost, trained and equipped field resources, combined with automated reporting to develop efficiencies in environmental monitoring and sampling
- better engagement and training of young, emerging engineers and scientists through stronger university collaboration
- training and educational forums to build industry capability
These focus areas of competitive advantage are supported by our:
- integrated monitoring systems for rent and sale
- field data collection (low-cost competent technicians)
- ever-expanding and superior range of technology suppliers
These advantages provide us with the capability to be the leading environmental monitoring organisation supporting engineering consultancies, industrial facility operators and research development corporations across a range of market sectors.
Pyroscience perfects pH and dissolved oxygen
18 January 2022
Support for continuous landfill gas monitoring
18 January 2022
Passive air sampling success with Beacon
18 January 2022
Limited time discount offer
18 January 2022Grab HydroTerra’s special deal on the new Solinst Model 101 Power Winder.
For a limited time, we are offering a 20% discount off the RRP of the Power Winder, when purchased with a Model 101 Water Level Meter of 100m length of greater.
This new Solinst Model 101 Power Winder, including the Flex Drill Adaptor and Cinch Straps, would usually cost $677 (ex GST) but is now available for $542 (ex GST). Interested?
Model 101 Power Winder: The 101 Power Winder provides both convenience and ease of use for all Solinst reel-mounted devices. The Power Winder is lightweight and easy to attach to small, medium and large Solinst reel frames, and is simple to adjust to fit other Water Level Meters in the market. It is designed to allow effortless winding of longer lengths of tape, cable, or tubing. The Power Winder uses a standard power drill or driver to operate.
Solinst Model 101 Power Winder
Flex Drill Adaptor: The Flex Drill Adaptor connects to the Power Winder and allows you to use the drill at any angle so you can work from the most ergonomic position.
Cinch Straps: A set of straps added to the base of the Power Winder for securing a small reel assembly to a well casing.
Solinst Readout Unit
18 January 2022
Private: Ellenex
18 January 2022
Free technology advisory service
18 January 2022HydroTerra offers a free advisory service on all environment monitoring technology selection.
Free Technology AdvisoryWhat's hot in rental
18 January 2022Gas monitoring systems
Gasflux
Introducing the world’s first continuous gas and flow monitoring device (patent pending) for ground-gas applications. The technology enables real-time monitoring of landfills, brownfield sites, onshore oil and gas facilities and industrial sites. The system is specifically designed to be connected to telemetry and interfaces directly to HydroTerra’s DataStream platform.
GasfluxGA5000 portable landfill gas analyser
The Geotechnical GA5000 portable landfill gas analyser is easy to use and calibrate, benefiting from our market leading reliability and helping you to standardise monitoring routines, whilst supporting environmental legislation compliance. GA5000 landfill and contaminated land gas analyser with available gas measurements of CH4, CO2, O2, H2S and CO.
GA5000MiniRAE 3000
Whether for industrial hygiene, leak detection, or HazMat response, the MiniRAE 3000 delivers the most advanced VOC monitoring capabilities on the market. With a photoionization detector (PID) that has an extended detection range from 0-15,000 ppm, a rapid three-second response time, built-in correction factors for more than 200 compounds, and patented auto-cleaning sensor technology, the Honeywell MiniRAE 3000 can measure more chemicals faster and more accurately than any other PID available.
MiniRAE 3000Inspectra Laser
The INSPECTRA® LASER is a natural gas leak portable analyser with laser spectroscopy. This highly sensitive detector offers all the advantages of optical detection in a highly compact and portable device, giving you precise and reliable findings when detecting methane leaks.
Inspectra LaserWorkshop wonders
18 January 2022
- Adjust Alignment: Calibration is important to ensure alignment using proper measuring tools
- Keep it Clean: Proper cleaning methods will ensure all moving parts are working correctly
- Practice Proper Storage: Store properly when not in use
- Watch for Corrosion: Keep protected from moisture to avoid corrosion ...
2022 HydroTerra Webinar Series Launches Tomorrow
18 January 2022
AHA launches free training program for hydrographers
18 January 2022
- an overview of being a...