Advitech works with resources recovery and waste management facilities to ensure they comply with local, state and federal regulations, legislation, guidelines and infrastructure plans, as well as meet the environmental expectations of the community.
Akaysha Energy approached Advitech to conduct a fire safety study report prior to commencing construction of the Waratah Super Battery, one of the largest committed battery projects in the southern hemisphere and most powerful battery in the world.
SMS developed a simulation model of a complex raw coal transportation system to address bottlenecks and inadequate storage. Relatively minor infrastructure upgrades were recommended, avoiding anticipated new stockpiles or other major investment. The model was then available for ongoing use, to support decision making for other proposed projects and upgrades.
SMS worked collaboratively with CSR Hebel to simulate their proposed new manufacturing facility. The resulting Arena simulation software clearly demonstrated that the proposed design could not meet production requirements.
NSW Department of Education approached Advitech to provide concept civil and structural design services for a proposed upgrade to a community school in NSW.
Advitech’s environmental team provided an independent evaluation of water treatment system options for a new purpose-built dairy processing facility.
Novecom’s SynaptiX collector is certainly a versatile device, as demonstrated in January 2021 when it was paired with a ‘song meter’ for an environmental impact study looking at the behaviour of bats.
We assisted with the development of a concept and detailed design for an extension of an existing Production Stockpile Pad and drainage.
Advitech’s efficient and realistic hazardous areas classification allowed client Hume Doors to achieve dust explosion hazard compliance in a cost-effective manner.
Inspection of assets by drone avoids the constraints of working at heights, such as time, expense, risk and compliance issues.
