Environmental

As an industry leader, IPL is constantly enhancing their environmental testing capabilities.

IPL tests environmental and chemical samples for resource consents, disposal and discharge consents, contamination, problem solving and more by a broad range of methodologies. 

Environmental sample types include:
- Gases
- Water (process, produced, boiler, discharge and more)
- Sludges
- Solids and dust

Plus a lot of weird and wonderful unknowns. Ask us how we can assist you with your testing requirements. 
Produced Water analysis

Produced Water

Crude assay is essentially the evaluation of a crude by physical and chemical testing. We can assay the crude to evaluate the boiling range distribution of the cut points or complete a comprehensive characterisation that includes full chemical testing of the various boiling range fractions produced from the distillation.

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H2S analysis

Other Water

Detection of trace and ultra trace concentrations of total mercury including crude hydrocarbons, condensates, LPG and gas streams.  IPL utilises two methods of quantification to determine mercury to a limit of quantification of 0.2 ppb ug/kg. 

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Analysis required for resource consent

Resource Consent Monitoring

IPL is the first laboratory in NZ with the capability to perform the required weathering and dispersant testing for oil discharge management plans as regulated by Maritime NZ.

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ICP technology

Metals

C1-C9

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Trust the analytical testing services of a reputed laboratory. We will work alongside your company to develop cost effective testing solutions for your everyday challenges. 

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