Location
Calgary, Alberta
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Airports
Building Mechanical
Containment Systems
Wastewater Collection & Storage
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Glycol is widely used at Calgary International Airport for aircraft de-icing.
While some of the glycol is recycled, during heavy rainfall, glycol-contaminated stormwater is flushed into the City of Calgary’s sanitary sewer system. Seeking a more sustainable solution for its new International Terminal Building, the Calgary Airport Authority decided to collect and treat glycol-contaminated stormwater onsite.
Employing a two-stage biological process, the facility is one of the most advanced systems for treating glycol. Associated Engineering, in collaboration with Nexom and Thurber Engineering, helped complete this $28.7 million project in less than 11 months, on time for the International Terminal Building’s opening in 2016.
Client
Calgary Airport Authority
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