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Regions of
Investment : Asia, Africa, Mexico
Projects: mobile process-
and drinking water treatment plant,desalination projects in China, India,
Africa, Mexico.
(desalination projects: for the time being plans for 3 Production ships)
Production capacity: 2,000 - 600,000 m3 daily production /drinking water
(Water amount sufficient for a city of 20 000 - 6 million inhabitants)
Goals till 2016: 10 Production ships offshore the particular coast lines.
Investment Amount: 1,0 - 330,0 Mio. Euro
Financing of
international Water projects
Each of the FIA Water
projects is financed by own international waterfronts and/or long-term capital
investment loans supported by the World Bank and EU.
Symbol chart mobile waterproduction platform
1. Withdrawal of
natural water / pre-filtration
2. On-board water treatment
3. Reverse Osmosis System
4. Water transport via pipeline to land station / local
waterworks
5. Input into the local waterworks / tourism industry
Schema of a desalination plant
The water extraction/sea water desalination uses a reverse osmosis
filtration method. This is a proven method that has been in use for the last 20
years and is the most economical, environmentally friendly, and reliable method
for drinking water extraction from seawater. This method is in use for drinking
and utility purpose on tankers, passengers transportations and container ships.
Components and assemblies of a typical
reverse osmosis system:

Water resources are sources
of water that are useful or potentially useful to humans. It is important
because
it is needed for life to exist.
Many uses of water include agricultural, industrial, household, recreational and
environmental activities.
Virtually all of these human uses require fresh water.
Only 3% of water on the Earth is fresh water, and over two thirds of this is
frozen in glaciers and polar ice caps. Water demand already exceeds supply in
many parts of the world, and many more areas are expected to experience this
imbalance
in the near future.
FIA International Waterprocessing Company planned several water production
plants in Asia, Africa and Mexico..
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