Tactical Water Purification Systems for Military Field Applications
PO Box 8839,
Allentown,
PA 18105-8839 Pennsylvania,
United States of America
TerraGroup Corporation, based in Allentown, Pennsylvania, is a leading manufacturer of tactical lightweight water purification systems. TerraGroup’s products and services include portable water purification and filtration systems; water storage and distribution equipment; parts; service and training. These systems specifically address military field applications, potable water for disasters, emergency water supply and NBC decontamination.
TECWAR® water purification systems demonstrate superiority in simplicity of design, operation, and low maintenance requirements. They are designed for rapid response, remote locations and expeditionary teams.
The systems are portable, scalable, modular and can be used in stand-alone applications or in combination with each other. No other reverse osmosis (RO) water purification system offers the flexibility and adaptability needed to meet a dynamic field environment.
The LWPS (Lightweight Water Purification System) is a tactical water treatment and purification system designed by TerraGroup Corporation for the United States Marine Corps and Special Operations Forces. The TECWAR® system is a modular, lightweight and highly mobile water purification system that is All Source Capable™, meaning that it is suitable for producing potable, safe drinking water from a wide range of sources, i.e., ponds, lakes, streams, rivers, oceans, and even water contaminated with nuclear, biological and chemical contamination. It provides absolute water purification for any field condition. It can be transported in a standard military M1097A series HMMWV; UH-60 Blackhawk helicopter; C-130 Air Transport and standard Quadcon.The system’s versatile footprint provides self-contained, potable water support without committing larger water production assets from a support structure.
There is no requirement for external power, (generators or electricity) it is totally self-contained needing only diesel fuel or gasoline, depending on the model. It can be operational in less than 45 minutes, and can be operated and maintained by one person with no special tools and minimal instruction. Basic system weight is less than 1,800 lbs, and no module is over 200 lbs, making it truly man-portable. Its versatile footprint allows 300 ft. “source to storage”, or “tailgate” configurations (and anything in between).
System flow rates range from 180 Gallons Per Hour (GPH) or 3 Gallons Per Minute (GPM) on freshwater sources to 90 Gallons Per Hour (GPH) or 1.5 Gallons Per Minute (GPM) on sea water. It is effective in producing potable water from chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) contaminated sources and is designed to operate in hostile environments. The Lightweight Water Purification System is easy to operate and maintain by both trained and untrained personnel.
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TerraGroup Corporation has focused entirely on the design, engineering, and manufacturing of patented water purification systems including water storage and distribution products that specifically address military field applications, potable water for disasters, emergency water supply and NBC decontamination. All of the TECWAR® Systems are highly mobile, self-contained, modular, and scalable. They are designed for rapid response, remote locations, and expeditionary teams.
Headquartered in Allentown, Pennsylvania, the company continues its work in improving and developing water purification products for military field applications, environmental defense, homeland security, and disaster relief. For more information on TECWAR® Tactical Water Purification Systems, visit www.marinecorpswater.com, www.tacticalwater.com or email [email protected]
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The TECWAR® LWPS is the foundation of our lightweight water purification systems. This All Source CapableTM , scalable system produces from 300 maximum GPH to 900+ maximum GPH of potable water from a wide range of sources such as streams, lakes, rivers, and oceans.
Achieve a maximum flow rate of 600 GPH and reduce fuel consumption significantly with the addition of the Enhanced Production Module.
The TECWAR® LWPS 3.0 can produce up to 900+ GPH simply by adding five more alike modules to the current LWPS EPM configuration.
The TECWAR® E-LWPS exemplifies power source versatility. Convert the multi-fuel engines to electric motor operation on any of the TECWAR® LWPS configurations. This allows the system to connect directly to the base camp electrical grid or a deployed generator.
The MPRO® 60HDX™ is an expeditionary water purification system that enables small units and platoons to produce up to 60 GPH without the need for chemicals or fuel. In just three simple steps, the system is producing potable water that meets Military Field Water Standards (MFWS) for short-term consumption.
A glimpse into the process of water-making in Guatemala.
The lightweight purification system (LWPS) was designed for utilisation by emergency personnel, disaster relief personnel, and military forces.
Exceed the most demanding expeditionary requirements for field water supply with the MC-LWPS Marine Corps Lightweight Water Purification System from TerraGroup.
Marines with the Logistics Combat Element of Special Purpose Marine Air Ground Task Force South speak about the light-weight water purification system to Peruvian Marines at a static display during a tour aboard the future amphibious assault ship USS America (LHA 6) in Peru, 1 September, 2014.
Marine Lance Cpl Brandon Torres, assigned to Special Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force South, describes the usage of portable water purification equipment to Peruvian sailors during a tour of future amphibious assault ship USS America (LHA 6).
Marines with Combat Logistics Battalion 3 ensured the bases personnel will always have clean drinking water by conducting water purification systems training at Fort Hase Beach, April 9, 2014.
Naval Mobile Construction Battalion (NMCB) 5 conducted block training evolutions to increase the combat proficiency of the Seabees assigned to the command and to test the equipment used during field operations.
The TerraGroup Corporation's Daniel Hillenbrand, from Allentown, Pennsylvania carried out a training session for the Navy Expeditionary Logistics Support Group (NAVELSG) on July 23.
GULFPORT, Mississipi - Seabees from Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 133's Air Detachment participated in the production of an instructional training video for the lightweight water purification system (LWPS).
KIN BLUE BEACH, Okinawa, Japan - Marines ran down the beach and entered the surf, taking their filtration system's equipment with them. With the pull of a cord, the pump roared to life, drawing water through multiple layers of the filtration system, cleansing it until potable drinking water was produced.
TerraGroup Corporation, a designer and manufacturer of TECWAR® tactical water purification systems, has received approval for its tactical wastewater treatment system from the state of Virginia, US, to treat wastewater generated by military water purification training operations at FT. Story, Virginia.
TerraGroup has released a white paper on the MC-LWPS Marine Corps Lightweight Water Purification System.
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