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2000L/H brackish water equipment sent to Somalia, bringing hope to water-scarce areas
2024-12-24
Against the backdrop of uneven distribution of water resources around the world and severe water shortages in some regions, a remarkable piece of news came from Guangdong Xinjieyuan Environmental Protection Technology Co., Ltd.: a set of advanced 2000L/H brackish water desalination equipment set off for Somalia on November 25, aiming to bring new hope of improving life and promoting development to this country suffering from water shortages.
Advanced technology creates efficient equipment
The brackish water equipment sent to Somalia this time brings together the top water treatment technology achievements today. The equipment is equipped with high-quality reverse osmosis membranes, whose materials have excellent chemical stability and mechanical strength, and can withstand long-term operation under high pressure environments. At the same time, it has a very high retention rate for salt and various tiny impurities, ensuring that the purity of the produced fresh water meets or even exceeds the drinking standards set by the World Health Organization.
1. High efficiency of pretreatment system:
Before reverse osmosis treatment, the pretreatment system contains multi-stage filtration units such as multi-media, activated carbon and precision filters. Multi-media filters use quartz sand and other filter materials to remove large particle impurities in brackish water; activated carbon filters adsorb residual chlorine and other substances to prevent membrane damage; precision filters intercept tiny particles, optimize water quality, extend the life of reverse osmosis membranes, and ensure efficient operation of equipment.
2. Excellent performance of high-pressure pump:
The equipment uses a high-performance high-pressure pump to assist in the separation of brackish water in the reverse osmosis membrane. It has high pressure output and stable operation. With advanced energy-saving technology and high-efficiency impeller design, it reduces energy consumption and improves energy utilization while ensuring operating pressure, which strongly supports the economic efficiency of long-term operation of equipment in Somalia.
3. Convenient and reliable intelligent control system:
Operators can easily obtain equipment operation data, monitor and operate equipment with the help of a simple human-machine interface. Timely alarms can be issued in case of abnormalities, reducing maintenance difficulty and downtime. Even if local technical conditions in Somalia are limited, stable operation and convenient maintenance of equipment can still be guaranteed.
4. Precise design of water production:
The equipment stably produces 2,000 liters of fresh water per hour, which is determined by rigorous research and calculation. According to the local community, population and water demand in Somalia, it can meet the water needs of residents' daily life, school teaching and key links of small medical institutions, effectively ensuring the quality of life and basic medical needs of residents.
Somalia's severe water resource challenges
Somalia has a tropical desert climate, which is hot and dry, with little and unstable rainfall. The coastal areas are affected by monsoons, ocean currents and terrain, and precipitation is difficult. The southwest monsoon in summer and the northeast monsoon in winter are dry and the wind direction is parallel to the coastline, which is not conducive to rainfall. The cold current along the coast also exacerbates the drought. Long-term wars have destroyed infrastructure, paralyzed water supply systems, abandoned water conservancy facilities, and made it difficult to collect, store and distribute water resources. At the same time, due to the lack of environmental management and sewage treatment facilities, water is polluted, pathogens, heavy metals, etc. exceed the standard, and freshwater resources are reduced and threaten the health of residents.
Somalia has a large and rapidly growing population, and the demand for water resources is rising, but the supply is limited. The per capita water resources are only 0.8 cubic meters, far below the water shortage standard. Frequent droughts have damaged agriculture and animal husbandry, caused the death of a large number of livestock, and reduced crop yields, triggering famine. At least 1.7 million people have been displaced, and 18,100 to 34,200 people have died in the first half of this year. About half of the population needs humanitarian assistance.
Multi-party collaboration ensures transportation and installation
To ensure that this set of 2000L/H brackish water equipment can arrive in Somalia safely and timely and be put into use smoothly, all parties involved have worked closely and efficiently. We have jointly developed a detailed and comprehensive transportation plan with professional international logistics partners. Starting from the packaging of the equipment, we have used specially customized high-strength protective materials to provide all-round protection for the equipment during long-distance sea transportation, effectively preventing it from being affected by factors such as collision, vibration and moisture.
The transportation route was selected after comprehensive consideration of the political situation, geographical conditions and logistics efficiency, and a safe and reliable sea transportation channel was selected. A professional team was arranged to monitor the transportation status in real time, respond to emergencies, and ensure that it arrived on time. We have maintained close communication and coordination with all local parties in Somalia to prepare for the reception, installation and commissioning of the equipment. The local authorities are looking forward to the arrival of the equipment and will fully cooperate to promote its early use and bring benefits to the residents.
Far-reaching significance and future prospects
The 2000L/H brackish water equipment was shipped to the coast of Somalia. After it is put into use, it is expected to improve the lives of thousands of people, meet the water needs of schools, hospitals, and families, and improve the quality of life and happiness of residents. In addition, it can also help agricultural irrigation, increase crop yields, increase farmers' income, promote regional economic recovery and social development, alleviate humanitarian crises, and promote long-term stability and sustainable development in Somalia. Although a set of equipment is only a drop in the bucket to solve Somalia's overall water resources problem, it is undoubtedly an important beginning and a positive signal.
We will continue to pay attention to the water resources situation in Somalia, actively explore more cooperation opportunities and solutions, work hand in hand with the international community to bring more hope and change to Somalia and other regions facing similar difficulties, and work together to achieve the sustainable use of global water resources and the harmonious development of human society.