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Knight Division TacticalDoes KDT provide mobile water purification units?
Mobile Water Purification Units
Yes.
KDT provides mobile water purification units that turn local fresh, brackish or sea water into safe drinking water on site, with operators to run them and test the output.
Typical configuration
- Output
- From about 1,000 to tens of thousands of gallons per day, by unit
- Sources
- Fresh surface water, wells, brackish water and sea water (RO units)
- Treatment
- Pre-filtration, ultrafiltration or reverse osmosis, UV and chlorination
- Power
- Generator or grid power; small units run on a few kW
- Format
- Portable skids, trailers and containerized systems
- Waste
- Reject water (brine) discharged or hauled as the site allows
When the water system is down and the roads are cut, hauling water stops working. A mobile purification unit makes drinking water from whatever is nearby: a river, a lake, a well, or sea water on a coast. Units range from portable skids to trailer and container systems, typically combining filtration, reverse osmosis and disinfection.
KDT places the unit, sets the intake, runs it, and tests the output before it goes into storage. We pair it with storage tanks, distribution, and a water truck to move it to where it's needed.
Available as
- Portable skid units for small sites
- Trailer-mounted purification units
- Containerized reverse osmosis and desalination
- Storage tanks and water fill points
What's included
- Source assessment
- Delivery, setup and intake
- Operators to run the unit
- Output testing and logs
- Storage and distribution
- Teardown at demob
Where it's used
- Hurricane and flood zones with no safe water
- Island and coastal response
- Remote spill worker camps
- Security and contracting sites overseas
Questions, answered.
Does KDT provide mobile water purification units?
Yes. We supply mobile purification units with operators to make drinking water on site from local fresh, brackish or sea water.
Can a unit make drinking water from flood water?
Flood water is often contaminated with fuel, sewage and chemicals, so we look for the cleanest source available and test the output. Some sources are not safe to treat on site.
How much water can a purification unit make?
Portable units make about 1,000 gallons a day or more; larger trailer and container systems make tens of thousands. We size it to your population.
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