Water sampling - Articles - Page 2

In-Situ Releases Android App for Water Level

Monitoring Software Now Available for Level Instruments

January 20, 2018

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Company calls it a cost-effective way to manage, access data.

Irrometer SSAT

September 5, 2016

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The Irrometer SSAT is a suction lysimeter that allows extraction of soil water samples from various depths.

AMS 9580-VTR PowerProbe

January 25, 2016

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The drill rig can be used for collecting soil and groundwater samples, installing piezometers and performing subsurface injections.

New Water Sensor Technology Detects Contaminants in Seconds

Valerie King

July 1, 2015

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As the groundwater industry is well aware, millions of households across the country get their water from private wells, which in many cases are not covered by the same regulations as public water resources.

AMS Appoints Tim Herndon to Sales Team

Herndon to Handle Midwest Sales

October 22, 2014

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Herndon has 13 years of experience in the drilling, manufacturing and environmental industries.

AMS Port-A-Reels

June 16, 2014

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Port-A-Reels come in manual crank and hydraulic-driven models.

Layne Bencor uses noax touchscreen systems to allow operators to monitor a variety of drilling-related data on the jobsite.

Layne Christensen Wins Injection Wells Contract

Project involves injection wells, monitor well in Broward County

April 10, 2014

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The company's Water Resources Division secured $6.9 million deal for work at North Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant.

Kalamazoo Oil Spill Leaves Legacy of Groundwater Questions

Jeremy Verdusco

June 7, 2013

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Nearly three years later, you have to know what to look for. It takes a hard look at the flood plains over the banks of the Kalamazoo River to see the effects of an incident that covered the southwest Michigan area with oil.

Kalamazoo Pipeline Rupture Shows Ingenuity Can Help Protect Groundwater

Jeremy Verdusco

June 7, 2013

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My awareness of water-related issues has gone up ten-fold since I joined The Driller in November. I think a lot about water, how we consume it, how we get it and how precarious it can be as a resource. So, I jumped at the chance to explore these issues in the field with the Institutes for Journalism & Natural Resources (IJNR).

Editor's Notes: Charity Turns Shoes into Water for Developing Countries

Jeremy Verdusco

May 6, 2013

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You probably don’t give shoes a second thought. I know I usually don’t. I slip them on in the morning, walk around in them all day and shuffle them off by the door when I get home. I bet you do the same. Lace them up, stomp around the jobsite, kick off the dust and call it a day.