SA Water deploys remote-control boats Plop-eye, Indeepship to monitor sludge

  • Anas Ghadouani

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"Plop-eye" and "Indeepship" are the names cheeky SA Water staff have given to two remote-control boats they will use to do a job no human would ever want.

The boats will be launched into the sludge ponds at waste water treatment plants in Murray Bridge and used to monitor sediment build-up.

Each is equipped with a sonar device that can help SA Water staff understand how often the ponds should be cleaned out to keep unpleasant smells from drifting into surrounding neighbourhoods.

Period4 Dec 2018

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  • TitleSA Water deploys remote-control boats Plop-eye, Indeepship to monitor sludge
    Degree of recognitionRegional
    Media name/outletTeh Murray Valley Standard
    Media typeWeb
    Country/TerritoryAustralia
    Date4/12/18
    Description"Plop-eye" and "Indeepship" are the names cheeky SA Water staff have given to two remote-control boats they will use to do a job no human would ever want.

    The boats will be launched into the sludge ponds at waste water treatment plants in Murray Bridge and used to monitor sediment build-up.

    Each is equipped with a sonar device that can help SA Water staff understand how often the ponds should be cleaned out to keep unpleasant smells from drifting into surrounding neighbourhoods.
    Producer/AuthorPeri Strathearn
    URLhttps://www.murrayvalleystandard.com.au/story/5793746/sa-water-deploys-remote-control-boats-plop-eye-indeepship-to-monitor-sludge/
    PersonsAnas Ghadouani