Disaster & Mobile Water
AMI Membrane Water Treatment Systems can be airlifted into areas of need and quickly connected to immediately begin turning any seawater, brackish water or fresh water source into potable water in emergency or remote situations.
In emergency situations and disasters such as drought, flood, earthquakes, fire, or war, it is imperative to establish a safe and reliable supply of potable water immediately. Constructed inside of rugged 40' or 20' ISO containers or trailer-mounted, AMI disaster relief water treatment systems are portable, fast to begin operating, protected from harsh environment, and capable of producing potable water from virtually any fresh, brackish, or seawater source.
Portable systems are also suitable for establishing water treatment supplies in remote locations. With solar powered operation and trailer mounted options available, AMI mobile water treatment systems are versatile and durable for use in almost any environment.
AMI system containerization takes advantage of a small-footprint to treat water from virtually any source, at any scale.
Benefits
Benefits of Containerized Water Treatment Systems
- Create clean, potable water from virtually any water source
- Constructed in 40' or 20' ISO Containers for Portability
- Designed for fast and easy hookup with minimal technical expertise required
- Self-Contained Operation; Containerized and Portable for Water Treatment in Remote Locations
- Highly Efficient, Customizable and Economical
Product Lines: Disaster & Mobile Water
Custom Seawater
Seawater Desalination Reverse Osmosis Systems custom engineered with Energy Recovery, Data Logging, Containerized, Explosion Proof, Portable and more. Learn More
Mobile Water
Applied Membranes specializes in manufacturing reliable plug & play ISO containerized systems for virtually any mobile water treatment solution. Learn More
Solar Powered
AMI Solar Powered UF and RO systems to treat river or well water to produce water for drinking, agriculture and other uses. Learn MoreRelated Articles:Disaster & Mobile Water
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Experience: Disaster & Mobile Water
400 Solar Powered Mobile Water Treatment Systems Deployed to Stop Cholera Outbreak
| Flow Rate (M³/Day) | 120 |
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| Flow Rate (LPM) | 83 |
| Flow Rate (GPM) | 22 |
An ultrafiltration system with UV for the river water, and a reverse osmosis system for the well water.
Trailer-Mounted Seawater ROWPU Systems for UN Military Disaster Relief
| Flow Rate (M³/Day) | 720 |
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| Flow Rate (LPM) | 500 |
| Flow Rate (GPM) | 132 |
Trailer-Mounted Seawater ROWPU Systems for UN Military Disaster Relief
Containerized 2-Pass Seawater RO System for Off-Shore Oil Platform
| Flow Rate (M³/Day) | 191 |
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| Flow Rate (LPM) | 132 |
| Flow Rate (GPM) | 35 |
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Containerized Seawater Desalination Systems for Potable Water
| Flow Rate (M³/Day) | 1136 |
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| Flow Rate (LPM) | 789 |
| Flow Rate (GPM) | 208 |
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