Storage and Distribution systems (SDS)
A range of dependable storage and distribution systems that ensure water quality stays within acceptable limits while minimising conditions that promote microbial growth – all integrated into a single, compact design.
These Storage and Distribution systems have been designed to provide water to POU at the required location, flow, temperature, and pressure, while minimising microbial growth and maximising efficiency. Carefully selected instrumentation ensures complete control over operational parameters. Engineered and built in North America to be compliant with USP and US regulations.
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Technical Description
Stilmas offers a range of distribution skid designs, ensuring the perfect fit for your facility's unique needs.
Ambient Ozonated Distribution System
Ozonated storage and distribution systems offer a range of significant benefits across various industries, particularly in terms of enhanced water disinfection and sterilisation. Utilising ozone, a powerful oxidant, these systems efficiently eliminate bacteria, viruses, and harmful microorganisms, ensuring high water quality and safety.
Moreover, these systems prevent the formation of biofilms and eliminate the need for chemical disinfectants. By relying on ozone as a natural disinfectant, they reduce the usage of potentially harmful chemicals, leading to a positive impact on the environment and contributing to overall sustainability.
Hot Water Sanitisable Distribution System
Hot water sanitisable distribution systems are a highly efficient and reliable solution for ensuring the sanitisation of water distribution networks. These systems utilise hot water at elevated temperatures to effectively eliminate bacteria, viruses, and other microorganisms, providing a high level of water safety.
The key benefit of hot water sanitisable distribution systems is their ability to achieve thorough and rapid disinfection. The elevated temperatures used during the sanitisation process ensure the inactivation of a wide range of pathogens, minimising the risk of waterborne illnesses
