Portable, Small-Scale Water Desalination Unit with a Sustainable Integrated Energy System
The portable water desalination unit designed by AB AQUA is projected to tackle the urgent challenge of water scarcity in rural and remote communities by harnessing the power of multiple renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, and hydropower. This is a sustainable, off-grid solution for producing fresh water. With a focus on mobility and efficiency, the system is engineered for easy transport, allowing it to be deployed quickly in various locations, regardless of existing infrastructure.
Key Features:
Hybrid Renewable Energy Sources:
This unit uniquely integrates solar panels, wind turbines, and hydro kinetics systems, allowing it to continuously generate power. During sunny days, solar energy is harnessed; wind turbines capture energy during breezy conditions, and hydro systems contribute when water flow is available. This multi-source approach ensures uninterrupted operation, adapting seamlessly to varying environmental conditions.
Continuous Operation:
Capable of running 24/7, the unit is designed to maintain a reliable output of fresh water. The innovative energy management system optimizes the use of available resources, ensuring that water production is not hindered by changing weather patterns or time of day.
Portability and Ease of Use:
The lightweight, compact design facilitates easy transportation, making the unit ideal for deployment in remote areas. Its user-friendly interface allows for quick setup and operation, enabling communities to access clean water with minimal training.
Sustainable and Eco-Friendly Solution:
By utilizing renewable energy, the unit significantly reduces reliance on fossil fuels, thereby lowering carbon emissions. Unlike traditional desalination methods, which can have detrimental effects on local ecosystems, our system operates without generating harmful byproducts, preserving the environment.
Cost-Effective Design:
The initial investment for the unit is considerably lower than that of traditional desalination systems, which often require extensive infrastructure. Additionally, the low-maintenance design minimizes long-term operational costs, making it an economically viable option for governments, NGOs, and organizations focused on sustainable development.
Adaptability to Diverse Climates:
The ability to function effectively in various climates from coastal regions to arid areas ensures that the unit can meet the needs of diverse populations. Its design allows for efficient energy use, maximizing freshwater output in both humid and dry condition
Technology:
Our portable desalination unit uses an advanced Reverse Osmosis (RO) system, tailored specifically for efficient freshwater production in remote and off-grid locations. By harnessing a high-performance RO membrane, the system effectively removes up to 99% of salt and impurities from seawater, transforming it into clean, drinkable water. The unit’s process begins with pre-treatment filtration, where large particles and organic materials are removed to protect the RO membrane and extend the system's lifespan. Water is then pressurized using energy generated from integrated renewable sources solar, wind, and hydropower allowing the unit to operate sustainably, even in isolated environments. Under this pressure, water molecules are pushed through the RO membrane, which captures salts, bacteria, and other contaminants, ensuring only purified water passes through. After filtration, the water undergoes a mineral adjustment process, adding essential minerals back for optimal taste and health benefits. The system also features an eco-friendly brine disposal mechanism, designed to minimize environmental impact. With its energy-efficient, renewable-powered design, our portable RO desalination unit offers a reliable, low-maintenance solution to address water scarcity in areas without traditional infrastructure, making it both an economical and sustainable choice.
Prototype of the final product
Range:
We offer a range of water desalination units capable of producing 1,500 to 10,000 liters of water per day. A unit with a capacity of 5,000 liters per day requires 3.5 kW of power to operate and costs approximately USD 8,500 (excluding taxes).