What is its daily capacity (liters treated per day) ?
Without that key number it is impossible to figure out the cost per liter and to decide if whether this is viable for the different situations without access to clean drinking water.
Sand and Gravel requires either complex replacement, or a distribution system to create cartridges etc, I wonder if they’ve thought that process through?
Three and half billion people in developing countries make for a vast and mostly ignored market, say Paul Polak and Mal Warwick. In their new book, The Business...
What is its daily capacity (liters treated per day) ?
Without that key number it is impossible to figure out the cost per liter and to decide if whether this is viable for the different situations without access to clean drinking water.
Sand and Gravel requires either complex replacement, or a distribution system to create cartridges etc, I wonder if they’ve thought that process through?