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Using IoT technology to develop a more efficient water management system

15/9/2020

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Watch as two co-founders introduce our IoT plans after winning the DBSF x SIF Social Impact Award
​​In recent years, Internet-of-Things (IoT) has become an increasingly important form of technology that provides us with greater convenience in everyday life. By leveraging on low-cost computing, the cloud, big data, analytics and mobile technologies, physical devices can be connected to the internet to share and obtain data in real time with minimal human intervention. Ultimately, IoT technology is engineering a smarter, responsive world by merging the digital and physical universes. 

If an object can be connected to the internet, communicate information, or be controlled from afar, the physical object is considered to be an IoT device. For instance, a lightbulb is considered an IoT device when it can be switched on using a smartphone app; this highlights perfectly how IoT defines devices that have the ability to communicate with a network without reliance on human resources, while still also being an object that is not expected to have internet connection. Unsurprisingly, IoT technology is expected to grow continuously as we are living in an era where there are more connected objects than people in the world. It’s predicted that by 2025 there will be a total of 41.6 billion connected IoT devices. 


By the same year (2025), half of the global population is estimated to live in water-stressed areas (WHO). The world is increasingly vulnerable towards the scarcity of clean drinking water, therefore, we at Wateroam, are aiming to combat this issue by offering a more sustainable and innovative water filtration system through the incorporation of IoT technology. 

Today, we’re going to share about the intersection of IoT technology and water management to highlight existing flaws within water systems, introduce innovative solutions that leverage on IoT, and share some product development updates involving the ROAMfilter Plus
Non-revenue water
Non-revenue water refers to the loss of water which leads to the loss of potential revenue for water utility companies.  This is an issue due to leakages and broken pipes, likely a result of outdated infrastructure or poor maintenance. A study by the World Bank found that the world loses 32 billion cubic meters of physical water yearly due to this, with half of the losses occurring in developing countries. If the water losses in developing countries could be reduced, that saved water supply could serve around 90 million people. 
Water leaking from pipes, wasting precious water resources due to poor maintenance Image from Pixabay.com
The significant amount of water leakages emphasizes the importance of managing water supplies more efficiently as precious water resources should not be wasted due to poor maintenance. As we strive to help vulnerable communities obtain access to clean drinking water, we recognize the significant consequences for families having to prioritize water when supplies are limited. You can read more about that here in our past blog.

Smart Water in South Korea
In South Korea, Gochang Waterworks partnered with an Australian-based IoT company called Freestyle Technology. The partnership resulted in the installation of IoT-enabled smart water meters in 24,104 households in Gochang county. The implementation of smart water meters allowed the utility to conduct remote monitoring of water usage without relying on employees to embark on monthly home visits. The outcome of the project showed improvement in the accuracy of usage-based data for billing and it also prevented more extensive damage from leakages which in turn, reduced the costs from leakages by 19%.
Gochang Waterworks partnership with Freestyle Technology resulted in the implemention of smart water meters in South Korea
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Moreover, the implementation of the system goes beyond providing convenience as it also presents social benefits. Unintentionally, the deployment of the new meters has increased the safety of residents – especially the elderly. It provides the utility company with an ability to inform relatives or welfare homes to check in on  households and residents without water usage in case an injury or incident has unknowingly occurred. This showcases an unintended benefit of how such technological advancements can serve vulnerable groups and socially marginalized people. ​
Bottles filled with contaminated water cause individuals to be infected with water-related diseasesImage from Bitlanders.com
Traditional methods for water quality testing 
Over the years, the quality of water has been deteriorating due to the rapid pace of industrialization, the vast development of the agricultural sector, agricultural fertilizers and weak law enforcements to prevent pollution. The presence of these pollutants jeopardize the safety and quality of water, restricting socio-economic development and causing individuals to be victims of preventable water-related illness.
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Unarguably, constant monitoring of water quality is of paramount importance to prevent the outbreak of water-borne diseases and improve the quality of life for vulnerable communities. 

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Traditionally, the process of determining water quality is performed manually using either portable test kits, diagnostic instruments, or laboratory testing. When using the latter, samples must be procured and sent to the laboratories for analysis. This is a time-consuming and expensive process that requires human resources and an available laboratory. This traditional method does not offer real-time data which poses a challenge within itself as water composition could have changed since the samples were obtained. In a rural area, it could take days for transportation alone and then weeks to obtain the results; by then, the water source itself could have changed. While laboratory testing offers a comprehensive understanding of the water conditions at the time the sample was taken, it cannot offer consistent  updates and real-time data on water quality.
Smart Water Quality Monitoring System in Fiji 
Based on a report published by the University of South Pacific, obtaining real-time information on water quality is possible through their Smart Water Quality Monitoring (WQM) system. Ultimately, this device helps to monitor seawater quality in the Pacific Islands of Fiji by using IoT and remote sensing technologies. The system measures a range of water parameters such as: Potential Hydrogen (pH), Oxidation and Reduction Potential (ORP) as well as Conductivity and Temperature using remote sensing technology. With the aid of IoT technology, users will be alerted when there is a string of anomalous readings which could indicate the presence of potential pollutants.
What’s next for Wateroam?
Seeing the various benefits of the Internet of Things, we believe we are capable of impacting even more lives by enhancing our ROAMfilter Plus through the utilization of IoT technology.

This innovation will allow us to provide solutions to some of the various challenges faced in disaster-affected and rural locations. IoT technology will allow us to obtain real-time data on the quality and quantity of water that has been filtered through our systems, keeping us regularly informed on its level of performance. For instance, multiple water filters could be deployed across a widespread geographic region by NGOs, charities or governments that do not have a headquarters in the area. As a result, it would take hours or even days of travelling time to reach the locations of deployment to monitor or maintain the systems. Due to a lack of resources, knowledge or manpower, monitoring or maintenance may not be performed regularly, therefore affecting the filter’s output and increasing the likelihood of decreased performance. This IoT development provides us with an opportunity to observe the filtration system closely to ensure that it is performing optimally; should we find it is not, immediate action can be taken to avoid the potential for emergency repairs later on.
filling up a glass of clean drinking water from Wateroam's ROAMfilter Plus
The ROAMFilter Plus
The ROAMsmart Sensor
A modular sensor will be attached to the ROAMfilter Plus externally  to measure the turbidity and flow rate  of the filtered water. If the flow rate is relatively slow, it indicates the possibility that the filter membrane may be clogged or damaged. If that’s the case, users will be informed that the system requires attention, maintenance or replacement. 

Additionally, the external sensors could also provide information on the location of the ROAMfilter Plus through GPS tracking. Location is an important variable to ensure filters are not stolen or tampered with. This vigilance will alert users when the system is being moved to a foreign location, preventing theft or loss.  

The intended purpose of this product development is to improve accountability for our customers,  partners, sponsors and donors. Ultimately, the ROAMsmart Sensor enables us to increase the positive impact of the ROAMfilter Plus on lives in rural or disaster-hit communities.   

As of now, we have impacted over 100,000 individuals around the world, and although we are still in the initial stages of our IoT enhancements, we believe we have the power to impact countless more lives through these technological changes. We’re still developing our ROAMsmart sensor, but we’re hoping to bring this innovative product to you in the near future. 
​Contact us here if you'd like to speak further about our IoT devices
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Sources:
https://www.oracle.com/sg/internet-of-things/what-is-iot.html 
https://smartwaterjournal.springeropen.com/articles/10.1186/s40713-017-0005-y#ref-CR9
http://ceur-ws.org/Vol-2120/paper3.pdf 
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Ultrafiltration - The Technology That Saves Lives

16/6/2020

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As a social enterprise, Wateroam has been dedicated to fighting prolonged thirst since 2014.
At the helm of our operations, the ROAMfilter Plus spearheads our charge toward greater accessibility to clean water. A brainchild of our three co-founders, the ROAMfilter Plus is the product of the 
profound understanding of harsh circumstances communities face in disaster-stricken zones and an ingenious application of water filtration technology. The result? An easily portable and highly effective water filtration tool that has brought clean water to nearly 100,000 people in 38 countries. 
A water filtration system that is portable, ideal for rural development and disaster relief
Ultrafiltration technology 

The exact science behind the system is fascinating.  The ROAMfilter Plus leverages on a type of water filtration technology known as ultrafiltration  (UF) membrane technology. UF is one variant of a wider branch of membrane filtration technology that utilizes a permeable membrane in order to separate the constituents of a substance.

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​To put it simply, the membranes have tiny holes called pores, and depending on the size of their pores, some substances will be allowed to pass through while won’t.
UF membranes discriminate based on particle size, otherwise known as size exclusion; therefore, only particles that are smaller than these pores are allowed to pass.  ​UF typically uses membranes with pore sizes measuring around 0.01μm - 0.1μm in diameter; Microfiltration and nanofiltration are examples of other filtration techniques that work in a similar way. Microfiltration techniques have pores bigger than UF, while nanofiltration techniques have pores sizes smaller than UF.
Here at Wateroam, our membranes have pore sizes that measure only 0.02µm in diameter! At just 0.000282µm, water molecules can pass through these pores easily while 99.9999% of bacteria and 99.99% of viruses cannot. Our membranes filter out dangerous pathogens, and anything larger such as dirt, sediment, and sand, also known collectively as suspended solids.

To better visualize this, take a look at the size chart below that compares the pores in our membranes to other substances found in unsafe, dirty water including
 biological and physical contaminants that cause adverse effects on human health when consumed. 
You can read whether your drinking water is safe for consumption in this blog!

​You might be wondering why Wateroam doesn’t use nanofiltration technology, since it offers even smaller pore sizes? The answer is simple: context. To conduct either nanofiltration or UF, a force must be generated to first drive the unfiltered water across the membrane. With nanofiltration technology, generating a force that would allow effective filtration through the smaller pore sizes often requires electricity. In many disaster zones, electricity is a luxury that is difficult or even impossible to come by. For example, a 2010 earthquake in Chile caused a power outage that affected 93% of the country, in turn disrupting
the functioning of critical services including health, traffic control and water supply. By listening to the needs of these communities, our UF-designed filters are able to produce high quality drinking water without relying on electricity. 
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This is possible because the membranes within the ROAMfilter Plus adopt a hollow fiber membrane design. This means that our membranes are straw-like tubes with tiny pores all over their surface. Many of these tubes are bundled together and arranged vertically within the filter cartridge, which in turn encases an internal piston chamber. You can see this depicted in the above image. 
Operating the ROAMfilter Plus by handpump to obtain a supply of clean and safe drinking water
When the handpump, or Piston, of the ROAMfilter Plus is drawn up, water fills this internal chamber. Pushing down on the handpump generates enough force to drive the water through the encasing filter cartridge. The tiny water molecules slip through the small pores, while biological and physical contaminants are held back by the membrane.
As water passes through the pores, clean water is then released from the Front Tap and ready for consumption. 
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Through and through, the ROAMfilter Plus has been successful in alleviating the lives of thousands worldwide. But our journey doesn’t stop here! We continually strive to improve existing methods of filtration and explore new technology to improve the life, living and livelihood of individuals across the globe. ​
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Blog Author: Juliano Prastyo ​
Chief Editor: Michelle Falcone
 
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How to maintain your ROAMfilter™ Plus in 3 simple ways

23/10/2019

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A lady smiling while holding on to a life saving water filter called the ROAMfilter Plus
Why is there a need for maintenance?

It is an important process to ensure the longevity of the filter and the effective flow rate of the system. It is highly recommended for you to follow simple steps here! 
The 3 different maintenance processes are as follows:
  1. Forward Flushing
  2. Chemical washing
  3. Cleaning the Pre-Filter Sponge

​Before we start, check to ensure you have the following items prepared.
  1. ROAMfilter™ Plus that has been set up and operational (Check out our set up and operational guide here)
  2. Bucket of Clean water
  3. Household Bleach/ Chlorine
A portable water filter, the ROAMfilter Plus that provides improved drinking water for vulnerable communities
A bucket filled with clean and filtered water
Bottles of household bleach on a shelf used for chlorination of dirty water
Forward Flushing
Forward flushing is really easy. It is essentially pumping clean water into the system to clean the membranes and dislodging the dirt from it. We recommend that you perform forward flushing daily to prevent the build up of silt particles. This will maintain the system’s flow rate and enhance the filter’s life span. Here’s how you do it.
  1. Insert the hose into a clean water source.
  2. Close the Front tap. (blue)
  3. Open the Drain valve. (red)
  4. Position the system between your feet, with the Front tap facing away from you.
  5. Step firmly on the foot stand.
  6. Pump the piston for 10 to 15 times to flush out the dirty within the system. The water coming out from the Drain valve will be dirty. Do not drink this !!!
  7. Pump until the water coming out from the Drain valve is clear.
There you have it, now you are done with Forward Flushing. 

Chemical Washing
Chemical Washing is essentially pumping clean water mixed with bleach through the system. This process removes resilient organic contaminants in the system, thus enhancing the filter’s life span and ensure the system will operate with its optimum flow rate. We recommend that you do chemical washing once every 3 months. Here’s how you do it.
  1. Prepare the chemical water. Add 40mL of Household Bleach to 20L of clean water.
  2. Repeat the steps from forward flushing.

Note: Household bleach are produced in different concentrations in different parts of the world. It is strongly recommended that you evaluate the concentration of the Bleach product prior to use. ​
For every 20L of clean water add the following amount of Household bleach
Concentration of Sodium Hypochlorite (NaOCl) in Bleach
5%
6%
7%
8%
9%
10%
Volume of Household Bleach
40mL
33mL
28mL
25mL
22mL
20mL
  1. After chemical washing, close the drain valve and allow the chlorinated water to stand within the system for 24 hours.
  2. Before you use the system, repeat the set up and operation process detailed here to rinse and remove the chlorine thoroughly before use.
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​Cleaning the pre-filter sponge
The pre-filter sponge is used to filter out larger particles, such as small rocks, twigs and sand particles. It acts as the first layer of filtration from the water source. The cleaning process is simple and we recommend that the cleaning is carried out once a week. Here’s how you do it.
demonstratioin of cleaning and replacing the pre-filter sponge from the ROAMfilter Plus
  1. Unscrew the Bottom cap to remove the pre-filter sponge.
  2. Soak the pre-filter sponge in clean water and wash it. Clear off as much dirt as possible.
  3. Put the pre-filter sponge back into the system and tighten the bottom cap.
​There you have it!

Maintaining ROAMfilter™ Plus has never been easier, requiring only 3 processes without the use of electricity. 

Have a community that require a safe, simple and swift solution to clean water? Contact us below to get your very own ROAMfilter™ Plus! 
​​Did you know, 525,000 children under 5 die from diarrhoeal diseases every year? Millions more fall ill  due to water-borne diseases caused by the lack of access to clean drinking water.
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ROAMfilter™ Plus - The Beginner's Handbook

11/10/2019

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A portable water filtration system, ROAMfilter Plus next to a contaminated water source
Ever wonder how you can obtain clean water within a few minutes?

Gaining access to clean water has always been the biggest pain point in a rural village. 

After experiencing that first hand, we have been committed to engineering the simplest and most portable solution to end rural thirst.

After our previous post on how the ROAMfilter™ Plus can be rapidly deployed for disasters, let's find out how the system can be set up and operated rapidly. 
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There are 3 stages to obtain clean water using the ROAMfilter™ Plus.
  1. Set up 
  2. Priming 
  3. Operation 

Before we start, check to ensure you have the following items prepared. These items will be included in the carton box.

1. ROAMfilter™ Plus
2. 4.5m Rubber Hose
3. 0.5m Rubber Hose
4. Accessory Pack (Includes the Drain Valve, Permeate Tap and Male Connector) 
Accessories and part for set up of the ROAMfilter Plus used to filter contaminated water
ROAMfilter™ Plus content
Set up
Now, we will guide you through how to set up the ROAMfilter™ Plus. It is a straightforward process so let me break it down for you!
  1. Attach the Male Connector to the bottom compartment
  2. Attach the Front Tap to the Permeate Connector 
  3. Attach the Drain Valve to the top compartment
  4. Connect the 4.5m hose to the Male connector at the bottom compartment
  5. Insert the other end of the 4.5m hose to the surface water source
  6. ​Connect the 0.5m hose to the Drain Valve
A man setting up Wateroam's ROAMfilter Plus by attaching the front tap
Just twist and turn
And in 6 simple steps, the ROAMfilter™ Plus is all set-up.

​Done? Let's move on to Priming now!
Priming
Priming is an essential procedure to remove any presence of air in the system. This step ensures the ROAMfilter™ Plus pumping action is smooth and allow the system to filter water properly. 
  1. Close the Front Tap.
  2. Open the Drain Valve (Do not drink water from here!).
  3. Unscrew the piston handle and pump the System around 10-15 times (observe the water coming out from the Drain Valve!).
  4. After ensure there are no bubbles in the water coming out, close the Drain valve.
A man priming the ROAMfilter Plus to remove air presence
Prime to prevent air-lock
And that is the priming process. Next we will guide you through the operation stage!
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Operation
Now that the system is primed and ready, it's time to purify the water!
  1. Open the Front Tap. Ensure the Drain Valve is closed.
  2. Position the system between your feet, with the Front Tap facing away from you.
  3. Step firmly on the foot stand.
  4. Pull the Piston handle all the way up and push it down slowly to filter the water.
  5. Repeat the pumping process till the desired amount of water is obtained.
  6. Enjoy the clean water that is produced!
A man operating the ROAMfilter Plus by handpump to access to clean drinking water
Pump to get clean drinking water!
Do note the following during the operation process
  • Do not pump the system when both the front tap and drain valve are closed.
  • Do not pump the system too quickly. Be smooth, go slow and complete the motion.
  • Do not pump muddy water into the system without the pre-filter sponge.
  • Do not connect the hose directly to sediments, mud or water of high turbidity.

Below is the full video of the entire set up and operation
There you have it.

Filtering and obtaining clean water has never been easier, requiring only 3 stages without the use of electricity.

Interested to get one? Contact us below to get your very own ROAMfilter™ Plus!  
​​​Did you know, 525,000 children under 5 die from diarrhoeal diseases every year? Millions more fall ill  due to water-borne diseases caused by the lack of access to clean drinking water.
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ROAMfilter™ Plus in Disaster Relief

2/10/2019

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Disasters are natural catastrophes that can cause great damage and an extensive loss of life. As much as  as we want to prevent disasters, it is an unavoidable calamity. In 2018 itself, there were 366 disaster events just within Asia.* After a disaster strikes, the devastation that it leaves behind is unfathomable. The following are just some of the devastating effects of a disaster.
  • Water contamination
  • Loss of basic utilities like electricity and pipeline water due to damaged infrastructure
  • Post-traumatic stress
  • Economic damage such as loss of capital assets and infrastructure (housing, schools, factories and equipment, roads, dams and bridges)
  • Economic damage also includes human capital depletion (loss of life, loss of skilled workers)
  • Loss of natural resources
*https://www.munichre.com/topics-online/en/climate-change-and-natural-disasters/natural-disasters/the-natural-disasters-of-2018-in-figures.html
The after effects of Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines, destroying many houses near the port
Economic damage such as loss of capital assets and infrastructure 
https://development.asia/policy-brief/economics-climate-change-southeast-asia
Houses submerged in contaminated water in a flood disaster zone
Farmers losie their crops and livelihood due to a flood disaster
Water contamination after flooding and Loss of farm for livelihood after disaster 
https://www.directrelief.org/2019/07/widespread-flooding-has-devastated-south-asia-its-only-the-beginning/
http://www.asianews.it/news-en/Bangladesh-rice-crop-destroyed-by-floods,-government-delays-Caritas-aid-40601.html
The lack of access to safe drinking water is an issue that is most commonly faced on the ground after a disaster due to water contamination. While there are existing solutions available, they might not be the most user-friendly and suitable option for deployment as such solutions are often bulky, complicated to use and requires electricity for operation.

At Wateroam, we asked ourselves, what can we do to solve the problems faced after disaster.
That is when we realised that there is a need for a safe, simple and swift system that can help you obtain clean water during disaster relief efforts.

We want to empower individuals and organisations participating in disaster relief efforts to have a simple and portable system that will allow them to provide clean water during humanitarian efforts. A water filtration system that does not require electricity, one where simplicity meets efficiency. Thus, we developed the ROAMfilter™ Plus.

The ROAMfilter™ Plus is an easy-to-use, highly portable water filter that provides a large amount of safe drinking water within a short period of time. It is the ideal filter for usage in emergency, disaster relief, and rural developments.
A portable disaster relief filter called the ROAMfilter Plus
The key features of the ROAMfilter™ Plus include:

  1. Safe: Filter removes 99.9999% of bacteria and 99.99% of viruses. Treats surface water, such as wells, rivers, lakes and streams
  2. Simple: Easy to operate due to the intuitive hand pump design. 
  3. Swift: Filter is completely backpackable and can be set up within 1 minute. Rapid flow rate of 200 Litres per hour can meet the drinking water needs of a community of 100.

The ROAMfilter™ Plus can last for approximately 2 years with proper maintenance and can be easily replaced thereafter. Apart from the mechanical hand pump mode, the filter can also be attached to gravity tanks or water taps to be operated in the automatic mode.
A man operating a community water filter by handpump and collecting clean water

Designed with 3 core design principles in mind; safety, simplicity and swiftness, the ROAMfilter™ Plus is engineered to be the most portable community water filter for disaster relief victims and rural communities.

Contact us now if you are interested to find out how you can get one for your next deployment!


Blog Author: Terry Ng
Did you know, 525,000 children under 5 die from diarrhoeal diseases every year? Millions more fall ill  due to water-borne diseases caused by the lack of access to clean drinking water.
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