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Feb 13
2023

River and Creek Diversions with Water Treatment NCS the experts

River and Creek Diversions with Water Treatment NCS the experts

NCS Fluid Handling Systems utilizes a variety of techniques for efficient river bypasses and creek diversions. River engineering, or hydrological engineering, is one of the most important aspects of the process; this involves evaluating the local watershed and terrain in order to identify potential sources for diversion and create a design for maximum effectiveness. River diversions require careful…

Feb 12
2023

NCS Fluid Systems a recognized leader in well-point dewatering

NCS Fluid Systems a recognized leader in well-point dewatering

NCS Fluid Handling Systems works continuously improving well-point system to improve overall systems performance and system longevity while construction activities on the go. This solution mindset and product development doesn’t stop in the lab it is also applied to improved safe operations, well point installation method and tools, both in rocky applications where drilling is needed and sandy soils…

Feb 12
2023

NCS Fluid Handling Systems dewatering and water treatment go together

NCS Fluid Handling Systems dewatering and water treatment go together

NCS Fluid Handling Systems offers solutions combining well-points and heavy metal water treatment systems. Subsurface dewatering using well-points is achieved by creating a localized drawdown effect in the groundwater table, lowering the water level and allowing access to underground resources. Dewatering operations must be carefully monitored and managed to prevent any negative environmental impacts…

Feb 12
2023

NCS Fluid Handling Systems the River diversion experts

NCS Fluid Handling Systems the River diversion experts

NCS Fluid Handling Systems utilizes a variety of techniques for efficient river bypasses and creek diversions. River engineering, or hydrological engineering, is one of the most important aspects of the process; this involves evaluating the local watershed and terrain in order to identify potential sources for diversion and create a design for maximum effectiveness. River diversions require careful…

Feb 12
2023

NCS Fluid Handling Systems and API Storage tanks

NCS Fluid Handling Systems and API Storage tanks

NCS Fluid Handling Systems and API storage tanks have a long and successful relationship that goes back many years and over 100 tanks tested. API Storage tanks are hydrotested as part of the pre-commissioning process to ensure the integrity and safety of the tank. Hydrotesting involves filling the tank with water and pressurizing it to a specified level, which is typically 1.5 times the maximum operating…

Feb 12
2023

River and Creek diversion explained by NCS Designers

River and Creek diversion explained by NCS Designers

A core service to the team at NCS Fluid Handling Systems is diversion services better known as River Diversion or Creek Bypasses. While simple on the surface there are many challenges to these types of projects that need to be incorporated into the design and successful operation. River and creek diversions are systems used to temporarily redirect the flow of water around a construction site near…

Feb 11
2023

Why NCS Fluid Handling Systems & Why careers start here

Why NCS Fluid Handling Systems & Why careers start here

NCS Fluid Handling Systems Ltd is a company that provides fluid handling solutions for a variety of industries. The benefits of using their products and services include: Customized solutions: NCS Fluid Handling Systems Ltd offers customized solutions that are tailored to meet the specific needs of each client. They take into account the specific requirements of each project and design a solution…

Feb 11
2023

Sewer Bypass Explained

Sewer Bypass Explained

Sewer Bypass simply explained by the design team at NCS Fluid Handling Systems. A sewer bypass system is a temporary piping setup used during the construction of underground structures or during maintenance of existing sewer systems. The purpose of the bypass system is to redirect the flow of wastewater around a construction or maintenance site so that work can be performed on the sewer lines without…

Feb 11
2023

NCS Explains Dewatering, Water Treatment and Water Discharge

NCS Explains Dewatering, Water Treatment and Water Discharge

The team at NCS is often asked why is water treatment and water discharge such an important part of a dewatering site or a well-pointing locations. Here is a quick summary of the areas concern in dewatering and well-pointing projects that the NCS Fluid Handling Systems team of engineers and design group consider when designing a systems and why the skilled team of technicians follow when it comes…

Feb 07
2023

Big news at NCS Fluid Handling Systems

Big news at NCS Fluid Handling Systems

Well we have been quite of late its not from lack of being busy. This next month or two are going to be very exciting and full of significant events at NCS Fluid Handling Systems. The new NCS Fluid Handling Systems shop and yard on Vancouver Island is taking shape, it will be a state of the art building serving both the industrial water management requirements as well the Environmental needs that…