| SEPTEMBER 2010 |
SONIC SUCCESS FOR FIRST BAUXITE IN GUYANA |
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At First Bauxite’s refractory bauxite properties in Guyana, South America, the weather conditions and terrain create unique challenges, which prompted the company to purchase a rig from Sonic Drill Corp for its exploration and mining operations. |
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| AUGUST 2010 |
SONIC RIGS RESCUE SURREY SCHOOL INSTALLATION |
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TR3 Geological Services, based in Abbotsford, BC, Canada, won a tender to install a geothermal grid during the summer of 2009, under what would be Woodward Hill Elementary School’s brand new, all-weather soccer field in Surrey. |
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| JUNE 2010 |
SONIC RIGS SET THE PACE |
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Drilling geothermal holes in under three hours, sonic rigs have set the pace. |
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| FEBRUARY 2010 |
TESTING BEGINS ON WATER-RECYCLING SYSTEM FOR SONIC RIGS |
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Throughout the world, company CEOs and industry leaders are trying to be as environmentally responsible as possible – even in the messy world of drilling. |
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LAYNE CHRISTENSEN PROJECT FREEZES TRAFFIC |
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Closing off two of five traffic lanes on 11th Avenue in bustling downtown Manhattan to drill more than 200 freeze holes as part of a subway system upgrade was not the biggest problem facing Keith Myers and Joe Sopko of Layne Christensen. |
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| JANUARY 2010 |
SONIC DRILL HELPS STUDENTS REVEAL GLACIAL SECRETS |
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In the summer of 2009, Dan Kelleher and Ken Borrell of the Midwest Geosciences group drove 20 hours from their home city of Waverly, Minn., to the University of Calgary in Calgary, Alberta, to experience their first sonic borehole in Canada. |
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