Heathrow project is largest ever for Waterwise Technology

06 January, 2012

Water-treatment for the new 11 300 m2 Terminal 2 at Heathrow Airport is being provided by Waterwise Technology.

Waterwise Technology is to supply all the water-treatment for the new BAA Terminal 2 at Heathrow Airport. When completed, the new building will be larger than Terminal 5 and is designed to produce 40% less carbon than the existing Terminal 2. Water-treatment systems selected for the project will significantly contribute to those energy savings.

It is Waterwise Technology’s largest single contract to date. Equipment being manufactured and supplied for the project includes water softeners, ozone treatment systems, recycling unit for cooling-water effluent and filtration units.

Construction is taking place in two phases. The first is due for completion in 2013 and the second in 2019.

The contract was awarded by Crown House Technologies.

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