This technology was developed into a process contained in the first GMI patent that uses centrifugal force as the primary elemental source to purify contaminated water.
This process was further developed into particulate separation from contaminated water, using innovations that again are contained in further patents.
This GM innovation also now has the opportunity to be developed and focused into ‘Hydrorotor®’ designed to achieve the removal of heavily loaded organic matter in water and the subsequent purification treatment of water for private water users in Scotland and other global locations on a 6continuous basis.
This technology development is being driven by changes in the directives and probably subsequent legislation on the provision and use of private water in Scotland and the UK in general.
This process uses centrifugal force to remove the particulates that have a higher specific gravity (SG) or density, with the water then being securely filtered and treated to drinking water standards.
The process is continuously monitored both on site with specialised transducers and remotely using telemetry, ensuring consistency and quality of operation.
The development of this new innovation is for the provision of safe drinking water on a certified, continuous basis for rural private water users in Scotland with ongoing global development opportunities.
HydroRotor® field trails have been undertaken in 2022 in Scotland at the Scottish Water Test and Development Centre at Gorthleck, near Inverness.
In addition, fast-growing cities globally are facing increasing pressures on their drinking water systems with water purity being essential to a cities infrastructure through a decentralised water treatment system. Hydrorotor® is under continual development at our Facility in Scotland to consistently provide to an Urban & Rural ‘home’, safe drinking water with a targeted water treatment system.