Multilevel Groundwater Monitoring Systems

Using the CMT® Multilevel System allows for discrete zone monitoring at specific isolated zones. The animation illustrates monitoring a contaminant plume using both multilevel wells and long screened wells: https://lnkd.in/gBbhipxw

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Read about this unique application using the Solinst CMT® Multilevel System to monitor submarine groundwater discharge: https://lnkd.in/gdai-A47

Can Multilevel Groundwater Monitoring Really be Inexpensive and Simple? The answer is yes – especially if you use a Solinst CMT® Multilevel Groundwater Monitoring System. CMT Systems are low cost, quickly installed, and are easily customized to suit your multilevel groundwater and soil gas monitoring needs. Find out more in this blog post: https://lnkd.in/gu3F5bXJ

Read how #Solinst, along with RS Hydro, provided in-person training to assist in the installation of a 401 Waterloo Multilevel System, providing #groundwater samples at specific depths for research into groundwater movement and #geothermal energy use: https://ed.gr/egi9b

Use a CMT® Multilevel System to monitor groundwater at a LUST site: https://lnkd.in/gm_mMCjK

Solinst offers CMT® Multilevel Groundwater Monitoring System courses that provide both instruction and hands-on training for CMT construction and installation. Webinar training is also an option. Contractors who complete the course are "Trained CMT Contractors" and can be listed on the Solinst website. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gTV8yGVh #groundwater #drillingcontractors #environmentaldrilling

An installation of 19 Solinst CMT® Systems allowed for a much more detailed understanding of groundwater flow characteristics, which led to the identification of multiple contaminant plumes in this application. https://lnkd.in/g4t-NbEt

Contaminants were identified in the subsurface at Rhine Main Air Base, Germany, in a sand and gravel aquifer. Their focus was to investigate the vertical and spatial distribution of the contaminants and to better quantify vertical groundwater flow. Based on the following advantages, a multilevel monitoring system was determined to be the best option for this site investigation; eliminates contaminant mixing, collects vertically discrete samples, prevents biases due to ambient flow, improves sample quality, and reduces costs: https://lnkd.in/g_ZDNcVn

The Botlek area of Rotterdam, Netherlands is a highly industrialized zone. Due to emissions from local factories, an emphasis has been put on #groundwater #contamination studies. Spectrasens, exclusive distributor of #Solinst in the Netherlands, proposed CMT Multilevel Monitoring Systems to help gather high-resolution groundwater data. A pilot project was approved to go ahead in September 2016 and included the installation of thirty CMT wells. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gVPAnkA5