Water and Sewage Treatment: Expertise Unlimited
Sean Moran, our Principal Engineer writes this occasional blog about his experiences. Our company (Expertise Limited) design, commission and troubleshoot Sewage, Industrial Effluent and Water Treatment Plant. We provide Process and Hydraulic Design, Staff Training, Review and Audit and Expert Witness Services.Thursday, 12 February 2009
Quiet
Things have been pretty quiet recently. Tenders have been submitted recently for Water and Waste Minimisation visits, training courses in the Middle East, and so on, but not working all that hard at the moment.
I'm looking into reducing dissolved methane in a treated groundwater by a number of chemical and physical means, as well as the usual bits and bats of consultancy.
Who knows why things are quiet. It's hard to see how the sort of thing we do here becomes any less pressing when things are tough, so we think that things should pick up when the regulators start pushing people to do the things they have presumably been putting off. Or it might just be a chance dip in enquiries. We take a pretty philosophical view of such things here.
I'm looking into reducing dissolved methane in a treated groundwater by a number of chemical and physical means, as well as the usual bits and bats of consultancy.
Who knows why things are quiet. It's hard to see how the sort of thing we do here becomes any less pressing when things are tough, so we think that things should pick up when the regulators start pushing people to do the things they have presumably been putting off. Or it might just be a chance dip in enquiries. We take a pretty philosophical view of such things here.
Labels: waste minimisation, water minimisation
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