Water treatment: immediate supply of drinking water in emergency situations
Drinking water treatment plants and field water treatment systems
Sustainability and innovation in the service of drinking water supply and subsequent treatment in missions and rapid deployments.
Innovation and sustainability for water
Water scarcity coupled with difficulties of access to remote areas pose a major logistical challenge for the supply of drinking water to camps and field hospitals in many areas of the world. The supply of drinking water in these missions poses a threefold challenge:
- Obtaining quality drinking water
- To do so in an autonomous and efficient manner that does not compromise the limited resources that by definition these types of Missions have.
- Minimize the environmental impact generated by water treatment processes
Hispano Vema ‘s sustainable mobile water treatment solutions (drinking water treatment, storage, water treatment and bottling) seek to respond to this triple challenge.
HYDROS AND HYDROS MARINE
Portable water treatment plant for quick deployment and easy use (Plug & Play). It provides great versatility and flexibility to guarantee drinking water supply in natural disasters, emergencies, operational deployments and, in general, in any unforeseen situation where drinking water supply is necessary.
Thanks to its Plug & Play system, there is no need for specialized personnel for either handling or maintenance, in addition to the possibility of being supplied by four energy sources: solar energy, mains power (110/220 VAC), vehicle batteries (12/24 VDC) and internal LiFeO4 auxiliary battery. The filtration technology does not require the use of chemicals in the purification process, as well as eliminating reject water. This provides a double benefit in terms of sustainability and lower total cost of ownership.
Hydros
Hydros marine
Water cisterns
Frequently asked questions: water purification plants
What is the main difference between a HYDROS and a HYDROS MARINE?
The Hydros is used to make fresh water from rivers, swamps, etc. drinkable. The Hydros marine is used to make sea water drinkable, i.e. it converts salt water into drinking water.
What are the benefits of using a HYDROS?
- Easy to use (Plug & Play) does not require specialized personnel.
- Maximum purification capacity: up to 1000 liters per hour.
- Maximum capacity: 99.999% removal
- Chemical-free technology.
- No water rejection
- Minimum total cost of ownership.
They have the ability to act together, depending on the number of Hydros they offer some features or others.
What are the benefits of using a HYDROS marine?
The filtration technology does not require the use of chemicals in the
purification process. This provides a double benefit in terms of sustainability and a lower
total cost of ownership.
- Easy to use (Plug & Play) does not require specialized personnel.
- Maximum capacity: up to 60 liters per hour (at 35,000 ppm)
- On-site water purification capacity.
- Highest quality.
- Chemical-free technology,
They have the ability to act together, depending on the number of Hydros they offer some features or others.
What is a water tank?
It is an equipment, consisting of a water tank integrated in a 1C ISO 20′ container structure, solves the logistical requirements for the supply and conservation of drinking water in optimal conditions, and is easy to handle, load and unload.
What are the main characteristics of water tanks?
- AISI 304L stainless steel tank, capacity 12,000 ly deflector plates.
- Access to the tank through manhole.
- Unladen weight of 3,400 kg.
- Separate technical area.
- Operating range from -20°C to 50oC.
- Separate technical area.
- Supply with a 60 m hose with one or two simultaneous supply points.
- Digital flow meter.
- Autonomous motor pump for water pumping.
- Self-contained battery power supply with battery level indicator.
- System to preserve water potability by measuring and dosing chlorine and pH.
- Operating mode selector: charging / purification – storage.
- Container leveling system by means of mechanical leveling jacks.
- Filling the tank through the top cap or the offset filling port in the technical area.



