Hi,
I would need to prepare a review on wastewater treatment and recycling solutions for treatment of water from wash downs of aircraft and parts. Since it is not my typical area of expertise I would appreciate if you can help me with some links or your experiences. Do you know some airports and way they treat wastewater from planes and parts washing? Thanks a lot.
As estruturas, peças e motores de aeronaves exigem soluções de tratamento de superfície de alta qualidade para garantir uma frota segura e de confiança para as companhias aéreas. A Henkel, como fornecedor comprovado de soluções de tratamento de superfície, fornece um amplo portfólio de produtos em toda a cadeia de suprimentos aeroespaciais. Inclui produtos de limpeza, decapantes, revestimentos de conversão e produtos de revisão de motores. Como líder em boas práticas de sustentabilidade, a Henkel oferece opções de produtos ambientalmente favoráveis para as principais plataformas da indústria aeroespacial.a eficiência de um sistema de tratamento de efluentes gerados na lavagem de aeronaves agrícolas e pelo descarte dos agrotóxicos não utilizados na aplicação aérea. O sistema é composto por piso de lavagem impermeabilizado, tanque de decantação, sistema de oxidação por ozônio e leito de volatilização. Esta pesquisa foi dividida em duas fases. Na Fase 1, acompanhou-se as campanhas de aplicações aéreas, coletando-se dados como: quantidade de efluente gerado.
Constructed wetlands can be effectively utilized to treat this type of wastewater/runoff water. Green sustainable solution.
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You have to know de quality of water that you will use for washing aircraft before and then thinking about the quality of water after washing, in this case you can easily design your water treatment method .
Thank you for your answers, but as I said I would primarily need experiences from airports (technology used or without treatment on site and discharging directly to municiplal WWTP). Did not found much information about it yet.
Have a look at Guernsey Airport, it was upgraded around 2013 by a company I worked for. Part of the design included considering residue from the fire-fighting chemicals that were occasionally washed down the drainage system during tests etc... So there should be some information about washing down air-frames.
Here's a starter: https://waterprojectsonline.com/wp-content/uploads/case_studies/2013/Guernsey-Airport-Groundwater-Improvement-2013.pdf?looking=case-study
The same companies involved have portfolios around the same time for other locations in the world. Quite a few were island projects with combined military and commercial airfields that involved dealing with WWTP projects tied into the site.
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