solution presentation

March 2012

Introduction

AquaLife all in one drinking water supply system

AquaLife all-in-one Emergency Drinking Water Solution was developed

for govermants, IGOs and relief organizations to enable them to

supply drinking water in an easy and fast way, under chaotic

conditions in the aftermath of natural or manmade disaster.

The system contains:

purification

transportation

distribution

personal containers

Benefits and advantages

All in one full solution that allows the governments, IGOs and

relief organizations to supply water in an easy and fast way.

Can be fitted to different water supply capacity requirements.

Compact full system of 5 m/h can be all in a 20 foot container.

Long life span no sanitizing is required. Inner bags can be stored

for years.

Easy to operate

Fully integrated system from water production to personal

distribution

Benefits and advantages

Easy to assemble - can be done by local, untrained people.

No special tools. All assembly by hand.

Easy to transport no need for special truck. The

transportation bladders are suitable for local trucks.

System is modular and very flexible. Easy to adjust system

configuration to suite local conditions .

All components are squeezed into small volume

Purification system

Water purification system

Drink water purification unit using Ultra Filtration technology together

with carbon filter and UV for best treatment of surface water and well

water.

Quality of the output water is high quality drinking water.

The capacity of the system is 5 m3/h.

mounted on skid [ suitable for air lifting] in a 20 foot container or on

a trailer.

Water purification system on trailer

Water purification system on skid

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purification system components

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Workflow of the purification system

Feed Pump

Disc Filter

Ultrafiltration

Carbon Activated Cartridge

UV Lamp

5,5 m 3/h 1 unit

2 units

2 units

1 unit

60 m.c.a.

Filtration degree: 100 m

Filtration degree: 0,01 m

Adsorbent mineral

Disinfection

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Transportation bladders

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Convert a truck to a tanker

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Can be fit for any length of truck

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Outer bladder is durable while inner bag is disposable

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Can be filled easily to high volume tank

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Buffer tanks and water sanitation

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Portable Quick tank can be assembled in minutes

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Minor volume when its pack

All components are in one bag

The bag is wrapped by the wire

mesh frame and becomes a

cylinder.

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Quick and Easy Assembly

Wire netting is put into place

Sheeting is placed inside;

attached to the top of the

net using special

connectors.

The system is closed by

additional connectors and

the tank is ready for use.

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A buffer tank

The purification system

works 24X7

Several tanks will be used

as buffer in off-time water

supply.

Can be easily connected to

the truck by a pump.

Sanitation will be done after

purification in these tanks

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Water distribution

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Water distribution point all in one

A pillow of 200X200

1,900 liters on a platform.

Two line of taps attached to the

platform or a stand alone drinking

fountain.

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Already sanitized

The inner bag is sanitized

and disposable while the

outer bladder is durable.

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Easy to assemble

An intuitive assembling.

No need for special

tools. Everything is

handy.

Assembled in minutes.

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Heavy duty platform

Can carry 2 tons.

Very easy and

intuitive assembling.

No need for special

tools.

Assembling in

minutes.

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Personal containers

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For personal use

Collapsible containers in

range of volumes from 2

liters to 20 liters

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Range of volumes

Can be printed

with pictures or

instructions

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Recommended systems

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Range of volumes

Basic assumptions

Drinking water consumption in time of disaster is half gallon a day per

person.

Drinking water consumption per person in camps is five gallons a day

(according to UNHCR manual).

Water distribution is up to one hour drive from the water source.

Twelve hours a day water can be distributed (mostly at day time).

Water purification systems work 23 hours a day (one hour break for

maintenance).

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A one 1,300 gph (5 m3/h) Water Purification System

Suitable for 50,000 people at time of emergency or 5,000 people settled in

camps.

1 purification system, 5 m3/h.

2 Storage Tanks 12025000PC, 6600 gallons each for purification

system.

4 Truck Pillow Tanks 500X200, 1130 gallons (4,300 liters) each.

5 Distribution Pillow Tanks 200X200, capacity 475 gallons each.

4 gas-powered pumps 132 gpm that will be on the trucks for filling the

Distribution Tanks, and 2 pumps to fill the Storage Tanks.

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A one 2,600 gph (10 m3/h) Water Purification System

Suitable for 100,000 people at time of emergency or 10,000 people settled

in camps

2 purification systems 5 m3/h.

4 Storage Tanks 12025000PC, 6600 gallons each for purification

system.

5 Truck Pillow Tanks 500X200, 1130 gallons (4,300 liters) each.

6 Distribution Pillow Tanks 200X200, capacity 475 gallons each.

5 gas-powered pumps 132 gpm that will be on the trucks for filling the

Distribution Tanks, and 3 pumps to fill the Storage Tanks.

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A one 3,950 gph (15 m3/h) Water Purification System

Suitable for a camp of 150,000 people in time of emergency or 15,000 people

settled in camps.

3 purification systems 5 m3/h.

6 Storage Tanks 12025000PC, 6600 gallons each for purification

system.

6 Truck Pillow Tanks 500X200, 1130 gallons (4,300 liters) each.

8 Distribution Pillow Tanks 200X200, capacity 475 gallons each.

6 gas-powered pumps 132 gpm that will be on the trucks for filling the

Distribution Tanks, and 3 pumps to fill the Storage Tanks.

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summary

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AquaLife water supply system

AquaLife is a full solution, developed under the aid agencies

standard, regulations and instructions.

The system is supplied to the Israeli emergency authorities.

The system is fully customized. Can be modified to any

specifications volume of the purification systems or any tank and

bladder.

One stop solution to operate the water supply in refugee camps.

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