TECHNICAL TOUR
Technical Tour
The CleanUp 2024 Technical Tour is scheduled for Thursday 19 September 2024. Tour tickets are charged per person and are not included in registration fees and are an additional expense. The option to purchase tickets will be displayed after you have selected a registration type on the registration form. For further information on how to register, click here. Already registered? Please refer to the link in your registration confirmation email to gain access back into your registration to make amendments.
Technical Tour Fee: $135
Technical Tour registration fees are in Australian dollars and inclusive of GST.
Date: Thursday, 19 September 2024
Time of departure: Arrive at 8:30 am for 9:00 am departure
Location of departure: West entrance of Adelaide Convention Centre
Time of return to Adelaide Convention Centre: 3:30 pm
Registration fee: $135
Light refreshments and lunch are included.
Participants are required to wear long pants, long-sleeved tops shirt and closed shoes (no sandals or thongs).
Detailed itinerary and inclusions will be available soon.
The CleanUp 2024 Technical Tour is scheduled for Thursday 19 September 2024. Tour tickets are charged per person and are not included in registration fees and are an additional expense. The option to purchase tickets will be displayed after you have selected a registration type on the registration form. For further information on how to register, click here. Already registered? Please refer to the link in your registration confirmation email to gain access back into your registration to make amendments.
Technical Tour Fee: $135
Technical Tour registration fees are in Australian dollars and inclusive of GST.
Date: Thursday, 19 September 2024
Time of departure: Arrive at 8:30 am for 9:00 am departure
Location of departure: West entrance of Adelaide Convention Centre
Time of return to Adelaide Convention Centre: 3:30 pm
Registration fee: $135
Light refreshments and lunch are included.
Participants are required to wear long pants, long-sleeved tops shirt and closed shoes (no sandals or thongs).
Detailed itinerary and inclusions will be available soon.
Site Locations
Brompton Gasworks Site
The former Brompton Gasworks site was a catalyst for the growth of Adelaide, supplying town gas for industrial and domestic uses from 1863 until the early 1960s. The gasworks represents an integral part of the Adelaide’s industrial history and character and is the only surviving former 19th and early 20th century gasworks in South Australia.
Contamination at the gasworks is broadly divided into: free tar and tar impacted soils located within and adjacent to former gasholders, tar wells, tar tanks, retort houses, gas pipes; general gasworks solid waste (coke, ash, clinker, spent oxides) which was used to raise the site and fill adjacent former clay pits on and surrounding the site (some of which are up 12 m deep); soil vapour contamination which is generally associated with shallow tar-impacted soils; and groundwater contamination associated with free phase and residual NAPL and surrounding dissolved contamination.
Dissolved groundwater contamination is present beyond the boundaries of the site, is associated with the site and off-site sources. Groundwater contamination is present in three aquifers present at depths ranging from approximately 12 – 40 m below ground level.
Tour
The site will be led by MAB and Senversa and include viewing of the remaining horizontal retorts, chimney and an interactive experience allowing participants to view the historical structures and prior remedial activities through an app.
SEE FULL BROMPTON GASWORKS SITE DETAILS HERE
Penfolds Winery Estate
Penfolds owns and leases some of the best vineyards in wine regions in Australia and around the world, maintaining a commitment to our fruit-first philosophy through multi-vineyard, multi-regional sourcing. In Australia, Penfolds vineyards are found in the finest South Australian wine regions, including Adelaide Hills, Barossa Valley, Coonawarra and McLaren Vale, as well as other esteemed Australian wine regions such as Tumbarumba, Henty and Tasmania. Our Californian wine regions extend to Napa Valley, Paso Robles and Sonoma, while our French wine regions span Bordeaux and Champagne. Excitingly, our recent endeavours have ventured into the Chinese wine region of Ningxia.
Tour
The tour of Penfolds Winery Estate, Magill, will take approximately one and a half hours. The tour includes wine tasting, wine purchasing and a technical presentation of wastewater management by the Penfold Technical Team.