Today the Pipe Flow Technology Centre turns 50 and industry stakeholders will be on hand to celebrate its successes alongside SRC. For 50 years, the Pipe Flow Technology Centre has been testing how industrial fluids, such as crude oil, mineral ores and mining waste, can be transported more efficiently through pipelines. This impressive facility can process up to 27 tonne batches of oil sands ore. At 133 metres, the longest pipeline loop holds just under 28,000 litres of fluid. The Centre continues to aid companies in leaving a smaller environmental footprint. Print this Article | Back to Top
Saskatchewan Research Council (SRC) and the Southeast Saskatchewan Airshed Association (SESAA) have collaborated to launch the airpointer®, a high-tech air quality monitor that will carry out 150 diagnostics in the Southeast region. “SRC has been at the forefront in providing applied research and technology and this new monitor represents a great improvement over the previous air sampler monitoring technology that provided data every two weeks,” said Keith Wallace, SRC’s Manager of Air Quality. “The monitoring system SRC has set up collects air quality data every minute and provides hourly data averages that can be used in a timely manner in case the air quality changes.” Print this Article | Back to Top
The Saskatchewan Research Council (SRC) and AECOM have retained the services of the Prince Albert Grand Council (PAGC) to conduct the Traditional Knowledge and Traditional Land Use studies for the rehabilitation of the Gunnar and Lorado mines. AECOM will administer the Socio-Economic study. Print this Article | Back to Top
SRC’s Pipe Flow Technology Centre™ will be celebrating its 50th anniversary on June 3, 2010. Local industry are invited to join in this milestone event in Saskatoon. An open house will be held from 2:00-3:30 p.m., which will include a presentation and tours of the facility. View the invite for more information. Print this Article | Back to Top
SRC will be holding three community meetings to discuss the rehabilitation options for the Gunnar Mine Site. All interested community members are invited to attend to participate in the discussions and learn about the proposed options. Two meetings will be held at each location to accommodate residents. Meeting Dates and Locations: Monday, May 31, 2010 (1:00 PM & 7:00 PM) – Stony Rapids, Community Town Hall (includes Black Lake residents) Print this Article | Back to Top Records 6 to 10 of 242
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