• Treatment using area and aircraft de-icing agents
• From 0°C/32°F it is necessary that aircraft and flight operation areas be de-iced/kept ice-free.
• De-icing water primarily consists of various alcohol compounds and water.
• Direct introduction into the receiving channel and the ground water is possible with BENE DECON.
• In contrast untreated introduction of de-icing water into a public treatment plant represents an enormously high surge load (water volume and substances) and is only possible to a limited extent.
• In addition, very high DOC freight costs are incurred even with regulated, dosed drainage into the public treatment plant.
• The solution: BENE DECON, a nature-identical application-optimised treatment system for de-icing water

The BENE approach:
Up to 40% of the de-icing water disperses across the airport surfaces during take-off and is broken down by nature.

The other 60% is distributed via the sprinklers of the BENE DECON system, which means that a consistent environmentally-friendly breakdown can be ensured for practically the entire de-icing water volume.