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Jerzego z Dąbrowy 5d, Człuchów, Poland
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Jerzego z Dąbrowy 5d, Człuchów, Poland
KMO – Containerized Desalination Module is designed to supply potable water to military forces, as well as the civilian population in case of emergency needs. It is a universal filtration system for the treatment and desalination of seawater, integrated inside a standard 20-foot ISO 1C series container.
KMO is used for desalination and the removal of heavy metal salts from water that has undergone initial filtration by filters deployed within the Polish Armed Forces.
The unit features a selectable operating mode, ensuring that materials and media are not consumed unnecessarily when not required for a specific filtration process.
The station operates with a capacity of 1500 liters per hour. Upon customer request, we are capable of engineering and manufacturing stations with a higher hourly throughput capacity.
Versatility of use - it is a comprehensive system designed for the treatment and desalination of seawater.
Ease of transport - the unit is fully adapted for loading via vehicles equipped with a MultiLift hooklift system, crane equipment, as well as forklifts with a lifting capacity of up to 10 tons.
Wide spectrum of action - the station is capable of removing all contaminants from water: chemical, biological, and radioactive, as well as eliminating salt (NaCl) and heavy metal salts such as lead, cadmium, and chromium.
Innovative solution - the first project of this type developed specifically for the Polish Armed Forces.
Diverse technologies - a combination of sedimentation-and-flow filtration technology, developed and expanded by Partner Systems since the beginning of its operations, with advanced membrane technology (reverse osmosis).
| Container type | 20 ft ISO 1C |
|---|---|
| External dimensions | 2438 x 2438 x 6058 mm |
| Type of treatment technology | flow-type, reverse osmosis |
| Weight | 8500 kg |
| Capacity | 1500 l/h |
| Operating temperature | from -30°C to +50°C |
| Deployment time to obtain drinking water | 60 min |
| Pack-up time of the filter | 60 min |
| Operation crew | 2 persons |
