Advitech are always excited to be able to work alongside academia to provide innovative and workable solutions to new discoveries and inventions. Think of us as your SME industry partner, providing multidisciplinary support where-and-when you need it.
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.
We assisted with the development of a concept and detailed design for an extension of an existing Production Stockpile Pad and drainage.
Advitech’s experienced process engineers completed a Hazardous Area Classification of the Stena Clyde drilling rig.
Inspection of assets by drone avoids the constraints of working at heights, such as time, expense, risk and compliance issues.
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.
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 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.
Learn how Intercepta helped reduce speeding and improve road safety at a large QLD mine site.
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.
