December 16, 2010
Who would have thought a RD 32 rope thread connection, a hollow sample top, laser cut gouges and window-less core samplers could be so camera-friendly – but they have proved very photogenic as evidenced by the number included in our recently ended Photographic Competition.
The Locations and the businesses who use this equipment have often proved to be really interesting: Sellafield Nuclear Fuels; Democratic Republic of Congo: Sunderbans, India; University of Reading; Barcelona and many more! However, in our eyes the equipment still remains the star of the show!
We need to make clear, that at the time of writing, there are no ISO or EN standards which deal with the sampling of groundwater for PFAS.
Read MoreEnvironmental monitoring has developed considerably over the years. From the time when a consultant went out monthly or quarterly with a dip tape to monitor the groundwater level in a borehole, wind forward...
Read MoreThe interest in Nitrates is nothing new. One way or another we have been measuring them for half a century.
Read MoreA small selection of our environmental equipment