The Pacific Fair redevelopment was both a dewatering and groundwater treatment project for Australian Dewatering Systems. We used deep wells with our sediment tanks and carbon pods to treat the groundwater alongside environmental engineers to ensure the highest quality discharge possible.
Gold Coast Aquatic Centre, Southport, Pool upgrade for Commonwealth Games
The Gold Coast Aquatic Centre project incorporated the refurbishment of the existing pools as well as the building of two additional pools for the Commonwealth Games. There was a combination of spear pumps and deep wells used, along with pH filtration units and sedimentation tanks. Australian Dewatering Systems worked alongside Environmental consultants to ensure water quality when being discharged from the site. We also used a wireless Navman system to alert us to power issues on site that could affect output.
Australian Dewatering Systems has worked on a number of developments in the Hamilton Reach Residential area, including Watermarque on the Park. Here we dewatered the site including filtration and sedimentation tanks while maintaining water compliance monitoring throughout the process.
Australian Dewatering Systems has completed the installation and dewatering of fuel hydrant lines, including the treatment of fuel contaminated groundwater to approved stormwater discharge criteria. This includes pH filtration, Sedi Sparge, Retention tanks and Carbon Pods. This project allowed Caltex to upgrade their aviation fuel lines at the Cairns International Airport.
Australian Dewatering Systems dewatered the Storm water pits at Sea World, needing to ensure that the surrounding wildlife pools were not affected in the process. A spear pump system was used to successfully complete this project.
The Lakefront project required dewatering throughout the construction of the basement area. Australian Dewatering Systems used a Spear Point system in conjunction with filtration and sedimentation systems and regular quality monitoring to ensure the discharge water quality.
The BHP Rail line re-diversion required new drainage systems to be put in place, where Australian Dewatering Systems installed a Deep-Well system throughout the construction of the project. We also supplied the generators where three-phase power was not available at this site.
The Kooragang Expansion project involved the extension of the water management pit as part of the civil works on the coal handling expansion. It involved Australian Dewatering Systems installing and monitoring deep wells and recharge wells.
Over an extended period of time, Australian Dewatering Systems has worked in conjunction with Antoun civil to provide dewatering and environmental services at the Sydney Airport. We supplied and installed dewatering equipment, filtration equipment and chemicals, sedi sparges, collection and retention tanks as well as conducted discharge monitoring.
This residential development required the basement area to be dewatered for the duration of the construction period. Australian Dewatering Systems used a Spear-point system in conjunction with our filtration systems and water quality monitoring to ensure the quality of the water discharged.
At the Cairns Hospital redevelopment site, Australian Dewatering Systems used a spear pump system. We monitored the discharge water to ensure it would be compliant, which meant chemicals, filtration and sedimentation equipment were also required.