Working in close conjunction with its local partner, Modern Industrial Services, Landia has provided a total of 23 units – actually decreasing the number of mixers in the plant’s anoxic tanks from sixteen to eight – thus significantly reducing installation and ongoing operational costs for many years to come.

The saving was a direct result of Landia’s detailed discussions with engineers in Jordan, who wanted to optimize the entire mixing operation and see proven history of longevity and reliability in the equipment supplied.

Thorkild Maagaard, Export Sales Director at Landia, commented:

“We are very proud to be working in Jordan, where engineers have a firm belief and vision in creating a facility that is designed and built with robust, efficient equipment that will stand the test of time. Offering a lifetime guarantee on our stainless-steel propellers shows that we can stand by the proven worldwide track record of our pumps and mixers”.

Expansion of the Aqaba facility, featuring a new 12,000m3/day mechanical wastewater treatment plant, also includes systems for reclaimed urban and agricultural water – as well as a new flow-splitter to separate influent from the mechanical plant and natural processes.