Our team of engineers and scientists work with power and water utilities to deliver long-term, sustainable solutions. Our multidisciplinary team can assist with environmental planning, heritage advice, engineering design, asset management and community consultation.
Advitech’s acoustics specialists and structural engineers teamed up to solve a noise issue at our client’s Coal Preparation Plant.
NSW Department of Education approached Advitech to provide concept civil and structural design services for a proposed upgrade to a community school in NSW.
Simulation Modelling Services (SMS) is using ‘digital twinning’ to help a global pharmaceutical giant to optimise its manufacturing processes.
Advitech inspected and evaluated ageing infrastructure at a major coal-handling facility to determine design life, recommend steelwork rectification priorities and develop a regime for ongoing inspections and monitoring to protect operational integrity into the future.
Advitech used algorithmic intelligence and decision intelligence to develop a paintline scheduling tool to improve BlueScope’s paintline scheduling and therefore improve productivity.
Advitech’s efficient and realistic hazardous areas classification allowed client Hume Doors to achieve dust explosion hazard compliance in a cost-effective manner.
Advitech assisted a South Australian foundry with its Odour Environmental Improvement Program.
Acubis Technologies was called upon to provide a wireless industrial networking solution for a state-owned utilities provider. Acubis provided Australia’s first installation of the latest Rajant Kinetic Mesh® BreadCrumbs® the FE1 Series Peregrine and Hawk.
Advitech’s process engineers conducted process safety audits for a large water utility. Numerous process safety gaps were identified ranging from simple fixes to possible major environmental issues arising from inadequate chemical storage. Advitech’s recommendations and implementation program identified practical solutions to improve efficiency and enhance process safety across the organisation.
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.
