Phoenix have started treatability trials on the leachate from Ling Hall Landfill. Our Process Scientist Tim Robinson (shown in the laboratory after setting up the trials) and our Process Director collected leachate from the site after Christmas. The laboratory was set up the next day for the start of the 40 day trial. Analyses and
Phoenix Engineering has been awarded Safe Contractor Accreditation. This is yet another step forward in demonstrating to the market our commitment to Health and Safety. This follows from achieving PICS Accreditation earlier in the year and our Trevor Horrell obtaining NEBOSH qualifications in Construction Health and Safety in 2013. External health and safety advice is
Phoenix has now completed construction and installation of all main infrastructure at the Westmill Landfill Leachate Treatment Plant. Electrical installation and mechanical pipe fitting is currently well underway. Commissioning of the plant is still planned for the end of January 2015.
Phoenix are pleased to announce their appointment by Viridor to undertake treatment trials on their Dimmer landfill site. The site has been given a revised discharge consent that requires some elements be reduced to levels never before achieved in leachate treatment. Work on collecting samples has begun and investigating treatment options will be completed in
Phoenix have commenced trialling leachate from United Mines for SITA. Sample leachate was collected and the trial plant set up using the same "seed" sludge used for the Connon Bridge trials. Tim Robinson (Process Scientist) will right up the results and our Process Director (Howard Robinson) will prepare a detailed report for delivery to SITA
Phoenix Engineering are pleased to announce our Health & Safety Manager, Trevor Horrell has passed his NEBOSH certification with Distinction
The main process tanks at Westmill are now complete. Yesterday the pre-fabricated Control Building was delivered and installed, along with all the structural steel work, which was designed and fabricated by Phoenix at its workshop in Launceston.
With reinforced concrete bases poured the process tank walls can now start going up.
Westmill Leachate Treatment Plant reactor tank bases ready for concrete pour. Each tank is supported on driven steel piles. The project remains on programme for completion by the end of January 2015.
Phoenix have commenced Leachate "Treatability" trials for SITA. The trials are being undertaken at our purpose built containerised laboratory in launceston. An IBC of the leachate was collected for trialling along with a sludge sample from another treatment plant to "seed" the trials tanks. The trials will take six weeks and then our Process scientist
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