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AdTech Environmental Pty Ltd (AdTech) has signed a minimum three-year contract with Serco Sodexo Defence Services Limited (SSDS) to provide on-site wastewater treatment services at RAAF Base Williamtown, NSW. more...
New Focus, New Web Site
Increasing outstanding success in treating wastewater from the aviation industry that few, if any other companies can match, has convinced AdTech Environmental to now specialise in this niche market. more...
ESI commissions washwater treatment plant
at LAX
AdTech’s US associate company, Enviremedial Services Inc. has recently installed and commissioned a new, stand alone, aircraft washwater recycling plant at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX). more...
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New contract commences
at RAAF Base Williamtown
In January 2011, AdTech commenced the treatment of wastewater contaminated by the service testing of fire fighting vehicles on the RAAF Base at Williamtown in New South Wales under a new contract with Serco Sodexo Defence Services (SSDS). more...
World
Water Day 2011 22nd March
This year, World Water Day will be celebrated in Cape Town from March 20th – 22nd. This year’s theme is Water for Cities: responding to the urban challenge. more...
AdTech Environmental signs new deal with SSDS
AdTech Environmental Pty Ltd (AdTech) has signed a minimum three-year contract with Serco Sodexo Defence Services Limited (SSDS) to provide on-site wastewater treatment services at RAAF Base Williamtown, NSW.
SSDS is a dedicated prime contractor to the Australian
Defence Organisation. It is a joint venture company
formed in 1993 between two global service support companies:
Serco Group - an international service company that
offers the management of people, processes, technology
and assets - and Sodexo, a world-class integrated facilities
management and multi-service organisation.
Initially the new contract will involve the treatment
of AFFF contaminated wastewater from Williamtown’s fire fighting operations and training. Previously this waste was transported to Sydney for disposal. SSDS view on-site treatment as a far more environmentally responsible option. It not only reduces their carbon footprint by eliminating transport, it also allows them to maintain a more ‘hands on’ control of the service. On-site treatment is also a far more cost effective solution for Defence.
AdTech has treated millions of litres of similar
wastewater for the Defence Department over many years
at RAAF Base Amberley and the Army Aviation Training
Centre, Oakey, both in South East Queensland. The
quality of this treated water is outstanding, the
most recent sample returning a COD reading of only
65mg/L. The majority of the treated water is re-used
in Base Operations.
AdTech looks forward to a long and rewarding partnership
with SSDS at RAAF Williamtown and the many other
Defence sites using their Garrison Support Services.
NEW
Focus, NEW web site
AdTech
targets aviation industry
In more than 20 years of operation, AdTech
Environmental (AdTech)
has established an exceptional record for treating highly polluted and toxic waste streams across a range of industries, often to recyclable quality. Increasing outstanding success in treating wastewater from the aviation industry that few, if any other companies can match, has convinced them to now specialise in this niche.
Aviation requires specialist treatment solutions for its unique wastewater
problems. AdTech has successfully provided such solutions across air base operations
for clients including the Army Aviation Centre, Oakey, Queensland and RAAF
Bases at Amberley in Queensland and Williamtown and Richmond in New South Wales.
In particular, AdTech has devised a method of successfully treating wastewater
from Aqueous Film Forming Foam (AFFF) used in fire fighting training exercises,
to re-use quality. AFFF frequently contains hydrocarbon-based surfactants
such as sodium alkyl sulphate and fluoro-surfactants such as fluorotelomers,
perfluorooctanoic acid, or perfluorooctanesulfonic acid.
AdTech successfully removes the hydrocarbons and any debris, etc. from
collected wastewater using traditional coalescing and separation processes.
It then extracts the remaining contaminants via a series of filters coated
with the company’s unique filtration media. The treated water is then suitable for re-use in any number of applications, including irrigation.
As far as AdTech is aware, it is the only company in Australia capable
of treating this particular contaminated wastewater to this level. A
recent sample returned a COD reading of only 5mg/L.
AdTech also specialises in treating aviation wastewater from other
sources including general airfield operations such as oil/water separators
and interceptors, as well as Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO)
operations including:
• Corrosion control from de-paint/repaint operations
• Jet engine reconditioning in Engine Business Units
• Electroplating; and
• Non-Destructive Investigative operations (NDI)
The company is now actively seeking new clients in both military
and civil aviation sectors, (whether commercial, business and/or
general).
US associate commissions washwater treatment plant at LAX
AdTech’s US associate, Enviremedial
Services Inc.,
has recently installed and commissioned a new, stand alone, aircraft washwater recycling plant to Los Angeles International Airport (LAX).
This plant, housed in a stand alone purpose built
container, consists of a series of clarifiers and filters
(including the proprietary Gigasorber) that enable
over 90% of the water used to wash down aircraft to
be safely recycled. The key to the Gigasorber technology
is the unique MSX filtration/adsorption media that
not only captures fine solids but also adsorbs dissolved
contaminants from solution. This allows any post filtration
equipment (such as UV sterilisation) to work at optimum
levels. more...
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