Water engineer
Why WATASOL works for you
Whether you need to enhance your water grid, or ramp up emergency supplies at life-saving speed, WATASOL’s local production of chlorine is a fitting solution.
WATASOL has been designed, developed and extensively field-tested by hydrologists and scientists with development workers.
Its chlorine is a key low-threshold route to water purification and disinfection, at point-of-use or ‘upstream’ in the grid. Read more.
Relevant facts
Chlorine is the most secure, effective and low-cost option for water treatment. When produced locally, it becomes a simple way to have immediate impact on access to safe water in small, medium and large communities.
One advantage of chlorine is that it can be added to water at different steps in the water supply network, through pipelines, towards households.
From research to best practice
Visit the programme run by DNH, the national department of water in Mali, a good example of what can be achieved at the pipeline level.
The national department of water (ONE) in Djibouti has acquired a Maxi WATA to produce enough chlorine and treat water through a dosing pump.
Professional angles
WATASOL
- WATASOL in Five Steps
- From demonstration to scaling-up
- To make it last, make it a business
- Business options with WATASOL
Field programmes
Learning space
WATA devices
- WATASOL and local production of chlorine
- How WATA works
- Many applications, from source to point of use
- WATA benefits
- Use of chlorine
- Line of WATA devices
- Power Supply
- Quality control
- User guides
- Chlorine
- Conservation of chlorine
- Stability of chlorine