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Georg Fischer is working to improve the quality of the water of Barcelona

28/04/2009

April 28, 2009

On 28 February, with the official opening, culminated the project of expansion and improvement of the water-treatment of Abrera, that allows the improvement of the quality of the water from tap of 4.5 million inhabitants in the metropolitan area of Barcelona. georg fischer, specializing in the supply of systems and solutions for the different processes of the water treatment, It has participated in this great work bringing their knowledge and their different ranges of products.

The station of treatment of potable water of the River Llobregat, located in the town of Abrera (Barcelona) and in operation since 1980, is one of the basic elements for the supply of drinking water to the area of Barcelona, thanks to the 200,000 cubic metres of drinking water that produces daily.

Georg Fischer has been involved in the project as a company for the supply of systems of thermoplastic pipes comprising modules for expansion of this plant.

The station of treatment of potable water of the River Llobregat produces 200,000 cubic metres of water a day.

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