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EQ Airport Services also provides a number of Airports with spent ADF/stormwater management services on a contract/purchase order basis. These Airports typically provide their own on-site collection and recovery operations and engage EQ for:
In addition to engineering/design and industrial services, as offered by EQ Industrial Services (tank cleanings, confined space work in piping and storage systems, waste (solids) disposal, etc.) The level of activity is usually weather dependent, with transportation and fluid management services occurring on an "as needed" or "on call" basis. Spent ADF from propylene-based ADF operations are directed to EQ's Glycol Processing Unit while EG or EG/PG fluids enter into one of EQ's "direct to use" or contracted recycle programs. Kent County International Airport (Grand Rapids) is contracted with EQ as a provider of spent ADF/Stormwater management services. Since 1999, EQ has managed over 1,000,000 gallons of spent ADF/stormwater. Also contracted with EQ:
EQ Airport Services has provided ADF recycle/management service for virgin ADF that is found to be contaminated, out-of-specification, or when quality is suspect. These services have been provided to:
In the past, EQ Airport Services has managed spent ADF from other Airports as weather and operational issues dictated, including Albany (NY) International, Minneapolis- St. Paul International, Kalamazoo/Battle Creek, Fort Wayne-Allen County Airport, Hudson General (Salt Lake) and Milwaukee's General Mitchell International Airport. From 1999 to 2003, EQ was contracted with: Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport To provide temporary storage, transportation, and fluid reclamation services (since EG/PG mix direct to use and contracted reclaim) as part of their spent ADF management program. To date, EQ has managed over 1.9 Million gallons of spent ADF/stormwater containing over 500,000 gallons of EG/PG. Comprehensive Environmental Management Services for the Aviation Industry
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