step forward into mariner welfare & sustainability
constantly freshly produced drinking & cooking water
Get rid of single use plastic bottled water. Use your ship's evaporated water, and turn it to an excellent and absolutely safe drinking and cooking water for your fleet. On simple installation, done by your crew.
constantly freshly produced drinking & cooking water
Get rid of single use plastic bottled water. Use your ship's evaporated water, and turn it to an excellent and absolutely safe drinking and cooking water for your fleet. On simple installation, done by your crew.
reduce ghgS & save money
Reduce Greenhouse Gases. No more bottles being produced, distributed, delivered, smashed and disposed. Save money too.
comply with all regulations
While preventing onboard waterborne diseases and toxic poisoning due to contaminated water.
high daily fresh water production
Produce daily large amounts of fresh water onboard at different water-temperature mix.
Plastic bottled water is dangerous & expensive
EPA (US Environmental Protection Agency) set as standard 80+ contaminants that may occur in drinking water.
Not to mention W.H.O.'s 2018 Health review after 93% of leading international bottled water brands showed microplastic contamination.
Plastic bottled water is dangerous & expensive
EPA (US Environmental Protection Agency) set as standard 80+ contaminants that may occur in drinking water.
Not to mention W.H.O.'s 2018 Health review after 93% of leading international bottled water brands showed microplastic contamination.
distrust of water on board because of taste or appearance
On board potable water may become unsafe due to:
1. Improper loading procedures of water
2. Contaminated bunkered water
3. Cross connections between potable and non-potable water
4. Inadequate potable water storage tank construction
5. Insufficient disinfection
ISWAN hydration campaign
At present little research exists on the hydration of seafarers. However, experiences of those who have been to sea suggest that dehydration at sea can be common. Working on board can present seafarers with factors that may make it challenging to remain adequately hydrated, such as physically demanding job roles, working in very hot environments, and distrust of water on board because of taste or appearance.
distrust of water on board because of taste or appearance
On board potable water may become unsafe due to:
1. Improper loading procedures of water
2. Contaminated bunkered water
3. Cross connections between potable and non-potable water
4. Inadequate potable water storage tank construction
5. Insufficient disinfection
ISWAN hydration campaign
At present little research exists on the hydration of seafarers. However, experiences of those who have been to sea suggest that dehydration at sea can be common. Working on board can present seafarers with factors that may make it challenging to remain adequately hydrated, such as physically demanding job roles, working in very hot environments, and distrust of water on board because of taste or appearance.