Advitech’s team of engineers and scientists work with local governments to solve complex problems and deliver solutions that transform our communities. Our team of engineers and scientists can support councils with environmental planning, project management, engineering design, asset management and more.
Advitech prepared a detailed assessment of the viability of an Australian mine’s proposed solar farm and the factors influencing planning and development decisions.
Advitech’s process engineers assisted Tomago Aluminium with smelter ventilation and pollution abatement issues. Our computer flow model enabled the design of a potline ventilation system which is flexible, stable and balanced, giving our client more control over their production line and better able meet their environmental protection obligations.
Advitech managed all aspects of Aboriginal and historic heritage management for a $1.7 billion expressway construction project.
Advitech’s acoustics specialists and structural engineers teamed up to solve a noise issue at our client’s Coal Preparation Plant.
To identify the factors causing performance issues of the wireless mesh network, Acubis conducted a radio frequency (RF) propagation survey. Analysis from the site survey revealed multiple causes contributing to dead spots and shadowing which resulted in loss of data and voice connectivity in specific site locations.
Advitech’s engineering team successfully designed and certified two custom davit cranes for installation atop a 40m high storage tank for one of Australia’s leading energy companies.
Novecom developed the Quattrosound Directional Monitoring System for an open cut coal mine operating in an area combining heavy industry and residential properties. The directional system helped the operator measure the relative contribution of various noise sources within the community, enabling a better understnadig of noise issues and how to reduce their noise impacts while optimising productivity.
Advitech’s sustainability team assisted BE Campbell to apply for an AusIndustry grant under the Clean Technology Investment Program (CTIP).