Multiple storage vessels allow maintenance and staged deployment
RHELGAN Water Systems
Emergency Water · Large Response
RW-E1000Emergency Water System - 1,000 People
A multi-component emergency water architecture for larger response sites where treatment throughput, multiple flexible tanks and several distribution points need to work as one controlled system.
30 m³+ flexible storage rangeinitial planning envelope
01Source
02modular treatment
03flexible storage
04multi-point distribution
Source pathways to review
Start with the water that is actually available.
Bulk delivered waterBore / groundwater with treatmentSurface water with appropriate processRestored network supply
System architecture
Build the operating system around storage.
Treatment capacity coordinated with refill and distribution windows
Pumps arranged to avoid single-point failure where continuity is critical
Separate raw-water and treated-water zones where required
Distribution layout planned around queues, access, drainage and hygiene
Project inputs
What we need before the configuration is locked.
Population and response phase
Source yield and treatment requirement
Daily operating hours
Distribution-point layout
Power and fuel availability
Deployment, relocation and demobilisation plan
Operations + maintenance
Design for the people who will run it.
Use simple operator checklists and visible service labels
Hold spare hoses, valves, repair kits and critical treatment consumables
Record tank cleaning, dosing and maintenance
Plan safe drainage around high-use distribution points
Project resources
Carry this configuration into a controlled project package.
Demand & Storage Planner
Check daily demand, autonomy and planning storage before tank selection.
Open plannerSource-Water Review
Structure source quality, yield and treatment questions before process selection.
Open reviewResponsibility Matrix
Clarify equipment, civil works, services, pipework, installation and approvals.
Open matrixLogistics & Site Receiving
Plan container access, unloading, storage, site readiness and local handling.
Open logistics guideProject specification control
Large emergency sites require operating discipline as well as equipment. Source quality, treatment throughput, storage turnover and distribution layout should be managed as one system.
Final storage volume, material, potable-water evidence, treatment process, pump duty, structural design, foundations, controls, installation, commissioning and destination requirements are confirmed for the exact project configuration.
RHELGAN · WATER STORAGE & SUPPLY SYSTEMS