{"id":989318,"date":"2024-09-14T21:48:41","date_gmt":"2024-09-14T21:48:41","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/sea-defense.com\/en\/?page_id=989318"},"modified":"2026-07-08T16:48:36","modified_gmt":"2026-07-08T16:48:36","slug":"gwg","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/sea-defense.com\/en\/gwg\/","title":{"rendered":"Global Water"},"content":{"rendered":"\t\t
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For over 35 years, Global has been manufacturing state-of-the-art water purification, desalination, wastewater – recycling systems. 90 percent of our business has been in Military and Disaster Relief systems; as well as villages, homes and industry.<\/p>

Global manufactures modular water equipment; easier to operate, and maintain, cost effective, and producing the best quality potable water.<\/p>

Our systems are in over 40 countries on five continents. The U.S. Military used Global equipment in Desert Storm, Bosnia, Kosovo, Afghanistan, Iraq, Colombia, the Philippines and many more locations.<\/p>

Global’s patent pending Wastewater-Recycling Systems, used on offshore drilling rigs as well as by the U.S. Special Forces, is the world’s “greenest” most environmentally correct waste wastewater process which eliminates ALL SLUDGE and recycles the effluent back to POTABILITY.<\/p>

Global now offers Municipal Water Systems for water purification; desalination; and for the wastewater-recycling process.<\/p>

All of Global’s systems revolve around purified water. The World Health Organization defines “How to Purify Water?”, what Global refers to as “Water 101”, whether processing fresh water, brackish water, seawater or wastewater.<\/p>

Getting clean and pure water is not really rocket science. There are three basic areas that have to be cleaned to get good, pure water.<\/p>

1:) You’ve got to remove the parasites.<\/p>

Parasites include Giardia and Cryptosporidium. Cryptosporidium is referred to as an oocyst and it is present in over 88% of all source water in the U.S. Guaranteed it is all over the earth. Crypto creates a flu-like symptom and is very dangerous to anyone with a weak immune system.<\/p>

2:) You’ve got to get rid of the hazardous chemicals; hazardous metals…<\/p>

…such as lead and mercury; insecticides, pesticides, radon, chlorine, etc. In this process you also get rid of bad taste and odor.<\/p>

3:) You need to kill the bacteria and viruses.<\/p>

1. Removing parasites, in requirement one, is no magic.<\/p>

Purified WaterThis requires filtering down to one (1) micron. At one micron you remove those parasitic cysts. Unfortunately, most municipal systems don’ t remove the parasites, and probably can’ t. If they filtered down to one micron their systems would slow to a crawl and not provide the water we consume. If fact, the recent Safe Drinking Water Act removed the requirement for eliminating Cryptosporidium because it would cause almost all of the municipal systems to fail the Act. Supposedly, this requirement is scheduled for sometime in the future.<\/p>

All of Global’s systems filter to one micron.<\/p>

2. To reduce or eliminate hazardous chemicals…<\/p>

… below US-EPA or International-EPA standards, Global Water uses a proprietary formula of multi-media that grab and hold those elements. Most municipal systems use various sand filtration and flocculation methods. Most water filtering systems use activated carbon; some use another media in combination. Carbon only goes so far in reducing hazards. Carbon is great for removing chlorine, bad taste and odor… and that is what sells most consumers. No one has the formulation that Global created over ten years ago that far exceeds those EPA standards.<\/p>

3. To kill bacteria and viruses…<\/p>

… most systems use chlorine. Chlorine kills most bacteria and viruses when dosed heavy enough and it puts most in a holding state if it doesn’ t kill them. Quite often you can smell and taste the over-chlorination by municipal systems to accomplish this, making water sometimes undrinkable. Unfortunately, the World Health Organization for years has been telling the world to STOP using chlorine. As was confirmed in a front page article by the Dallas Morning News on August 6, 2000, while chlorine has benefits of killing viruses and bacteria, it is probably killing us in other ways by creating carcinogens and sending them down to the drinking public. It is unfortunate because, for the most part, there is no alternative for municipalities, Third World Countries, etc.<\/p>

Global Water, on the other hand uses several other methods in its systems to kill bacteria and viruses. The primary process that really does kill them is ultra-violet. An alternative is ozonation, and in large systems we might use that process.<\/p>

The W.H.O. stated that most systems in the world utilize one of the three concepts to purify water. Some systems use two methods. And a very few use two and half concepts. Hardly any municipal systems actually use all three necessary approaches. GLOBAL USES ALL THREE!<\/p>

Global uses all three concepts to make their water better than any water you could buy in a bottle, in the supermarket or in a fine restaurant.<\/p>

Now that covers cleaning water. Fresh water. Contaminated water.<\/p>

Global systems take out the bad stuff and leave the good stuff.<\/p>

Sometimes, however, there is some good stuff in overabundance that needs to be removed; and many times there is bad stuff in excess that a standard system can’ t fully remove.<\/p>

For example: an oil spill. The basic Global system couldn’ t clean an oil spill. But, by placing a separator system in front of the Global unit, we would separate out the oil concentrate in one direction and take the remaining “bad drinking water” into a substantially sized Global fresh water system and clean it up to potability. Residual oil can be pulled out, just not a spill.<\/p>

If there were too much iron or magnesium or sulphur (etc.) we would take the same approach. Put an attachment system on the front end of the Global unit to precipitate the excess material-metal; pull the excess material out through a separate pre-filter process; and then take the remaining “bad drinking water” into a Global fresh water system and clean it up to potability.<\/p>

Fresh WaterIn this same manner we can take effluent from a wastewater system, remove the suspended solids and recycle them back to the wastewater system, and then process the effluent back to potability. This is a true recycled water process.<\/p>

Salt is another problem product that the normal Global unit would not remove; because salt is good… just not too much. So for higher TDS (total dissolved solids), brackish water or seawater Global would add a membrane system (a reverse osmosis system) to the front of the Global process. Those membranes would remove the salt and the remaining Global system would provide the best tasting, purest potable water.<\/p>

All of Global’ s military and disaster relief equipment, as well as total home systems, follow the complete purification process of removing parasites with 1-micron filtration; removing hazardous chemicals, insecticides, pesticides, radon, chlorine, bad taste and odor with its proprietary multi-media filtration process; and killing the bacteria and viruses with ultra-violet.<\/p>

The following is a brief synopsis of Global Water’ s proposal for providing potable water for various size villages and various levels of water purification production. The objective is to provide equipment that can be easily transported either motorized or by hand to remote and mountainous regions. The water sources are fresh water from rivers, lakes, streams, ponds, wells, or semi-municipal types of systems.<\/p>

First of all, Global can meet all of the requirements as specified for the provision of potable water at every type of venue.<\/p>

Secondly, Global’ s experience with providing water purification equipment for U.S. Special Operations of the U.S. Military (Special Forces, Army, Air Force, Marines, Delta Force, etc.) gives our company a unique advantage in understanding these situations. We have specialized for over fourteen years in all types of water purification from backpacks to large trailered systems or even municipal systems. We have dealt with refugee camps or small emergency units or home use.<\/p>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t

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Source water can be any source: fresh or seawater.
Non-drinkable water, even highly contaminated water, is purified and potable.
“Used” water flows down the drain and is emptied into the Wastewater System.
Black-water from the toilets is emptied into the Wastewater System.
Wastewater effluent is processed in a Gray-Water Recycling System where the suspended solids are recycled to the wastewater tank and the remaining effluent is purified to be used in any manner needed.
The “Village” now has a water system that is totally safe for personal use or return to the environment.
Step 1: Purifying Water To Potability
Global’ s LS3 Water Purification System
Step 2: Processing Wastewater
Global’ s Wastewater System
Step 3: Recycling the Wastewater Effluent
Global’ s Gray-Water System

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Modularization:<\/strong>
These systems can be sized, in a modular format, for use in a small village or the largest city. They can be located in remote areas for more effective development without extensive infra-structure connections. The size can be increased and can even be relocated to better fit the changing needs.<\/p>

Desalination – Saltwater to Seawater Desalination Systems
Global’s Desalination Series
RO Desalination, Portability with LS3 Processing<\/p>

Mobile for easy transportation by land, air or sea… or…
Fixed Base on platforms for camps, permanent facilities, municipal use or industry. Independent power supply or local power 110V-480V 60 Hz or 220V \u2013 380V 50 Hz compatible.<\/p>

Submersible or suction feed pumps to meet the needs.
Modules for optimum efficiency to build any municipality size network.
Modularization allows for faster production and installation, easier access, and easier and less costly maintenance.
Meets or exceeds US-EPA, U.S. ANSI, EU and W.H.O. drinking water standards.
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Desalination – From Brackish to Seawater\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>

Desalination Systems Salt Removal with RO, Potability with LS3 Processing Global’s Desal Series Mobile to make it easily transportable by land, air or sea… or… Fixed Base on platforms for encampments, permanent facilities, municipal use or industry. Self-contained power source or compatible to local power 110V-480V 60 Hz or 220V – 380V 50 Hz.<\/p>

Submersible or suction feed pumps to meet the needs. Modules for optimum efficiency to network up at any municipal size. Modularization provides for faster manufacturing and installation, easier access, easier and less costly maintenance.<\/p>

Meets or exceeds US-EPA, U.S. ANSI, EU and W.H.O. potable water standards.<\/p>

LS3-Desal-M75GPH System<\/p>

GLOBAL’ S SYSTEM DESIGN AND INTEGRATION OF COMPONENTS<\/p>

1: Global’s LS3 Fresh Water Component for its Water Purification Process<\/p>

a: Through filtration is captures parasites, like Giardia, Cryptosporidium or amoebae.<\/p>

b: Through its proprietary multi-media filtration pod it captures hazardous metals: like lead or mercury; toxic chemicals, insecticides, pesticides, radon, chlorine, bad taste and odor.<\/p>

c: Utilizing ultra-violet, it kills all bacteria and viruses.<\/p>

2. Global’s RO Component for its Salt Water Purification Process<\/p>

Removes salt up to 45,000 ppm (50,000 ppm for military systems). Options to 60,000 ppm.<\/p>

Four Modes of Operation<\/p>

Global Water’s MILITARY DESAL SERIES uniquely have four modes of operation.<\/p>

Mode 1 – RO & LS3:<\/p>

Sea water is processed first through the RO component (to remove the salt – TDS) and then through the LS3 component to provide the highest quality drinking water from the worst of possible sources.<\/p>

Mode 2 – LS3 only:<\/p>

For fresh water, we process only through the LS3 component. This process provides high quality drinking water through a simple to operate, low maintenance, field tested system, requiring no backwashing, no chemicals and no waste.<\/p>

Mode 3 – RO only:<\/p>

Any water, fresh or seawater, is processed solely through the RO. This process provides acceptable drinking water.<\/p>

Mode 4 – both RO & LS3 simultaneously:<\/p>

Fresh water is processed directly by both the LS3 and the RO components of the system simultaneously. This process provides double the capacity output of potable water.<\/p>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t

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Wastewater Recycling Systems<\/p>\n

What is wastewater recycling vs. wastewater treatment?
Wastewater Recycling<\/p>\n

How does a wastewater recycling system work?
Wastewater Recycling Pre-Production<\/p>\n

The most frequently asked questions about Global\u2019s state-of-the-art \u201cgreen\u201d WWR system.
Wastewater Recycling-Treatment Q&A<\/p>\n

Equipment 257
Global\u2019s proprietary Wastewater Process is the highest quality system currently available when it comes to ease of installation, ease of use, minimal maintenance, and the resulting wastewater (output). The Global process is a modular design that can efficiently and quickly grow a system as needs grow.<\/p>\n

Global\u2019s modular, mobile, and deployable municipal systems operate in clusters of up to five modules, with 50,000 GPD modules or 250,000 GPD, with dimensions of 40\u2019 x 10\u2019 x 10\u2019. Each cluster has a sixth vessel for recycling and treatment.<\/p>\n

Every 4 clusters equals 1,000,000 GPD; 40 clusters equals 10-MGPD; 400 clusters equals 100-MGPD. These modular configurations cost less to build than the \u201cold school\u201d wastewater system; the footprint is smaller; maintenance is easier; and the quality is superior for a better environment.<\/p>\n

Benefits of using Global Water systems:<\/p>\n

  • Infrastructure Repairs and Improvements<\/li>
  • Wastewater Treatment and Waste Recycling<\/li>
  • Exceed EU, WHO, International and US-EPA Standards<\/li>
  • Eliminate the hazards and costs of sludge disposal<\/li>
  • Eliminate the health hazards of sewer system overflows<\/li>
  • Eliminate odors and other problems associated with waste treatment<\/li>
  • Eliminate the distribution of overchlorinated waste<\/li>
  • Prevent contamination of wastewater streams<\/li>
  • Improve quality of life<\/li>
  • Easier to maintain<\/li>
  • Easier to operate<\/li>
  • Cost effective<\/li>
  • Create additional jobs<\/li>
  • Provide significant additional revenues<\/li>
  • Create capital for further improvements<\/li>
  • Tangibles include:<\/li>
  • Equipment and infrastructure costs<\/li>
  • Jobs<\/li>
  • Create a better business community<\/li>
  • Intangibles include:<\/li>
  • Quality of life improvements<\/li>
  • Health improvements; reduced medical costs<\/li>
  • 1 cluster \u2013 250,000 GPD<\/li>
  • 4 clusters \u2013 1,000,000 GPD<\/li>
  • Fresh water is directly processed by both the LS3 and RO components of the system simultaneously.<\/li><\/ul><\/p>\n

    This process provides twice the capacity output of potable water.
    Military Battlefield Challenges<\/p>\n

    Extended communication lines and logistics requirements are a challenge on the modern battlefield.<\/p>\n

    Fuel and water account for most of the transportation requirements in combat; if we can eliminate one of these requirements by having the organic capacity to produce fresh water, these transportation assets can then be focused on other needs<\/p>\n

    In today\u2019s Army, the need for unit self-sufficiency is paramount. Currently, all water treatment assets come from outside the Brigade and are pushed down as needed; Brigades, Battalions and Companies remain completely dependent on logistics allocations from higher-up headquarters.<\/p>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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