Project Methodology

  Collector Tank

The water collection process begins with a collector tank designed to store raw water from local sources, such as rivers, lakes, or rainwater. This tank captures incoming water, allowing the system to start the filtration process efficiently. 

Pre-Filter Stage

At this stage, the water passes through a pre-filter, which removes large particles and visible debris. This step is critical to reducing the load on the main filter by filtering out sediments and contaminants early on. We use a mesh or coarse filter in this stage, making it simple yet effective in capturing larger impurities.

Reduced Graphene Oxide (rGO) Sheet

The primary filtration material in Aqua Genesis is a reduced graphene oxide sheet (rGO sheet). Graphene oxide has a unique nanoscale structure capable of trapping and filtering out microscopic pollutants. This sheet acts as the main barrier, effectively capturing bacteria, heavy metals, and other dissolved contaminants that escape traditional filters. 

Filtration Process 

As water flows through the rGO sheet, it undergoes nanoscale filtration, where even the smallest impurities are removed. This high-efficiency filtration is one of the key innovations in our system, offering a level of purity that rivals more complex systems while being affordable and accessible. 

Innovation and Sustainability

Graphene is chosen not only for its filtration capability but also for its durability and potential for reuse. This makes it an ideal choice for a sustainable purification system, providing clean water with minimal maintenance.

UV Light System

To ensure complete purification, the water is subjected to a UV light sterilization system. This system uses ultraviolet light to destroy pathogens such as bacteria and viruses that may have passed through the filtration stages.

Process Explanation 

Once the water exits the graphene oxide filter, it flows through a chamber where it is exposed to UV light. This exposure is enough to kill any remaining microorganisms, ensuring that the water is free from harmful pathogens. 

Solar-Powered UV Light 

To further our commitment to sustainability, the UV system is powered by a solar energy panel. This reduces the operational cost and makes the system suitable for remote or off-grid locations where power might be limited 

Real-Time Data Analysis 

The system uses real-time data from these sensors to continuously analyze water quality. This automated data analysis allows for early detection of any issues, ensuring a consistent supply of clean water 

Automated Alerts 

In case of any malfunction or contamination, the sensors trigger automated alerts. These alerts help the operator identify and resolve issues quickly, making the system highly reliable and responsive 

Quality Control Procedures

Aqua Genesis includes a series of quality control tests to verify the effectiveness of each purification stage. These tests involve checking contaminant levels before and after purification, ensuring that the system meets safety standards.  

Field Testing 

To confirm the system’s real-world effectiveness, we have conducted field tests in rural areas. These tests have shown that Aqua Genesis can consistently deliver clean water in challenging environments, meeting the needs of the communities we serve. 

Routine Maintenance

Maintenance for Aqua Genesis is minimal but essential. Routine tasks include checking the filters, cleaning or replacing them as needed, and ensuring that the UV system is functioning properly  

Sustainable Operation 

The system design is focused on sustainable operation. By using solar power, durable materials, and efficient filtration technology, we minimize both maintenance costs and environmental impact, making Aqua Genesis a long-lasting solution for clean water.