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SA/NT AGM and talk: Electrical Methods for Leak Detection: Fluid storage, the nice and the nasty

Event Type

Event Date

Thursday, May 16, 2024

Event Location

Event Address

Thomas Cooper Room, Coopers Alehouse, 316 Pulteney St, Adelaide

Event Start

1730

Event End

1930

Event Details

Title: Electrical Methods for Leak Detection: Fluid storage, the nice and the nasty’

Presenter: Liquid Integrity Systems

Location: Thomas Cooper Room, Coopers Alehouse, 316 Pulteney St, Adelaide

Date: Thursday 16th May

Time: 5:30 pm for a 6:00 pm start

Cost: Members & students free, non-members $10, includes finger food & drinks

Overview:

Liquid Integrity System (LIS) have been developing methods for detection of defects in liquid storage sites since being founded in 2012. These sites have varied from potable drinking water sites to acid tailings and everything in between. Drawing on a background in electrical geophysics and a desire to improve leak detection while minimising impact to the client’s operations, LIS has developed equipment for monitoring and surveying a wide variety of sites. Our biggest challenge over these years (like many tech-based business) has been ongoing development and adaption – our clients continuously push us to expand into new detection scenarios. In this talk we will discuss the range of techniques that we have developed, and describe some of the varied settings that we have worked in. There is a lot to talk about and lots of stories that we think most field geophysicists can relate to.

Bio:

Simon Mann | Managing Director

Simon has an honours degree in geophysics as well as an environmental science degree with emphasis on hydrology. His main area of interest is the application of electrical geophysical methods to exploration and environmental problems. With several years’ experience as Managing Geophysicist with Zonge Engineering Australia he has developed experience in technical development, project design and planning as well as business and safety improvement strategies.

 

Teal Watkins | General Manager

Teal received a Bachelor of Business at Flinders University, specialising in innovation and enterprise and is a member of the Golden Key International Honour Society. Teal is a business all-rounder and has several years management experience across multiple industries. He is well-versed in many fields including, logistics, risk, marketing, strategy, workplace health & safety, and human resources. His particular strengths lie in operations and project management.