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Industrial Chemistry Services |
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The services provided by the Industrial Chemistry Division utilise the entire range of laboratory facilities and expertise available within GEOTECH. Much of the work performed by this division is not available from other commercial laboratories in Western Australia.
The number of different sample types which the Industrial Chemistry Division has encountered is extensive and continues to grow in line with GEOTECH's reputation for flexibility, resourcefulness and customer services. A summary of the more common types of work performed by this division is as follows:
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- Analysis and testing of all liquid fuel types including fuel, oil, distillate, condensate, gasoline and biomass oil
- Analysis of a wide range of inorganic and organic materials
- APVMA pesticide analysis (active content and product stability)
- Australian standard conformity testing for diesel fuel and petrol
- Analysis of deposits, sludges and residues
- Assessment of fuel condition, stability and compatibility
- Aviation and military fuel testing
- Chemical and physical product testing for marine surveying
- Corrosion investigation
- Compositional analyses of fuel and fuel blends (identification and characterisation by GC/GC-MS)
- Evaluation of reclaimed/reprocessed oil and fuel
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- Fuel shipment quality assurance
- Identification and characterisation of fuels and crude oils by GC/GC-MS
- Metal analysis
- Material failure analysis
- Material testing for insurance, litigation and loss adjustment
- Measurement and identification of contaminants in fuel
- Process troubleshooting
- Raw material and product quality control testing
- SEM/SEM-EDX for characterisation of particles
- Specification conformity testing (physical and chemical properties)
- Testing for waste disposal to landfill
- Testing unknown hazardous chemicals
- Water analysis, eg. coolant water; produced formation waters by AAS, ICP and classical methods
- XRD analysis
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