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Wastewater management

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Water management

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Securing Australian Defence Force more and cleaner water

By Hexa-Cover | [email protected]

11 December 2018

We are proud and pleased to inform on a new Hexa-Cover® Floating Cover project.

Australian Defence Force chose our technology to prevent grow of algae and evaporation from a water reservoir located in Laura, QLD.

Located in the outback it is essential for our client Australian Defence Force to be freed from service, repair and maintenance and yet have a very effective and long lived solution.

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