Last week, we explored how the Amundsen Scott South Pole Station operates without public utilities. One question naturally followed... Where does the water come from? Most of us don't think twice about turning on a tap. At the South Pole, every litre of water has to be created. There are no rivers, lakes or underground aquifers. Instead, engineers melt compacted Antarctic snow deep below the surface to create an underground water reservoir known as a Rodwell. Rather than cont

Electrofusion jointing plays a critical role in the performance of PE pressure systems, particularly where consistency and long-term reliability are required. Our team recently had a session with Sam Sloan from Vinidex, who walked through this in more detail. Rather than staying at a product level, the discussion centred on how jointing methods directly affect performance, compliance, and installation quality on site. Polyethylene, particularly PE100, is commonly used across

Last week we welcomed AQUATEC to our Petersham office for a Lunch and Learn with Leon Hansen and Jayden Seeley. The session was a chance to better understand how AQUATEC support the design and delivery of water and wastewater infrastructure, and where their systems are most applicable across different project environments. The presentation walked our team through several core product areas, including FRP and concrete pump stations, storage vessels, maintenance holes, pressure

Yesterday, our Hydraulic team at Goldfish & Bay joined GRUNDFOS for a technical Lunch & Learn focused on pressure boosting and...