Research and Innovation are key to the successful adoption of wave energy conversion technologies for potable water generation.
Happy #worldoceansday2023 where Nils Horneff and Wesley Williams presented on advancements in heave modeling of the Water Bros desalination system at the Appalachian Energy Summit!
WATER BROS Desal is thrilled to announce testing of our desalination buoy prototype at the University of New Hampshire’s Ocean Engineering Lab this summer, thanks to a fully funded opportunity from the DOE’s TEAMER Program.
We installed a commercial off-the-shelf Reverse Osmosis under-sink system in Coastal North Carolina, an area with known municipal water challenges. Total dissolved solids (TDS) were tested with the following results: The installed system requires a minimal footprint; dramatically improves water taste, clarity, and smell; and is providing a minimum of Read more…
Coastal conditions are harsh and unpredictable. The WATER BROS Desal team continue to simulate various wave conditions and refine the model prior to prototype construction at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte Industrial Solutions Laboratory. Ever-expanding simulation of various wave states through our thorough wave energy conversion model on Read more…
In the continuous effort to ensure that Water Bros Desal is designing the most thorough, rugged, and capable system, training and upgrading of knowledge are at the forefront of the engineer’s priorities. The team has acquired a business license for the Matlab, Simulink, SimScape, SimScape Multibody, and WecSim platforms for Read more…