deicing fluid Applications

Related terms for "deicing fluid ": airport deicing fluid applications

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  Safe Drain ™ Deicing Capture Storm Drain Insert

  Aviation facilities around the world are protected by the Safe Drain™ system, capturing spills, deicing fluid, FOD and contributing a key component of the SPCC plans. No other product is more effective at capturing spills or has been in place longer than the Safe Drain™ System. Have Peace of Mind and compliance with the proven and Patented Safe Drain™ System 100% containment.

  By Safe Drain Stormwater Holdings, Inc based in Oakdale, CALIFORNIA (USA).

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  Airport environmental protection solutions for the deicing / fuel containment

  Stabilization and Containment of Airport Fluids. Airports take careful measures to capture, contain, and treat deicing fluid and fuel runoff. In capturing the deicing fluid, the GEOWEB system stabilizes the pavement aggregate base layer and stores the deicing fluid in the contained aggregate voids. Stormwater containment basins built with impervious liners prevent infiltration of jet fuel and other contaminants into the groundwater. The GEOWEB system covers and protects geomembranes from puncture and solar degradation.

  By Presto Geosystems based in Appleton, WISCONSIN (USA).

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  Aircraft De-icing Fluids in Wastewater

  Spent aircraft de-icing fluid is a major pollution con­cern at airports especially in areas with severe winter climates. AnoxKaldnes and Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies can combine our experience in both past and present projects to develop a solution to minimize these concerns, whether it is at a local on-site treatment facility or in conjunction with a local municipal WWTP.

  By AnoxKaldnes AB - a Veolia Water Company based in Lund, SWEDEN.

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  Geosynthetic Lining for Highway and Civil Applications

  GCL can be used in highway and civil applications such as at airport de-icing facilities used to remove ice build up on the surfaces of planes. During the application process, glycol-based de-icing fluids can leak into local stormwater runoff, potentially causing pollution. CETCO GCLs were found compatible with de-icing fluid (glycol diluted 50/50 with water). GCLs can also be used to line roadway drainage swales for containment and prevent excessive percolation, thereby minimizing potential for groundwater contamination. Another example of using GCL in civil and highway applications is using the liner to contain acid rock and prevent runoff from entering the local water supply.

  By CETCO based in Hoffman Estates, ILLINOIS (USA).