In a remarkable display of engineering prowess, Davis & Shirtliff, a prominent name in water solutions, rose to the challenge of providing a sustainable water purification solution in the arid region of Turkana. Faced with a complex conundrum of multiple boreholes yielding an impure water mix, Davis & Shirtliff ingeniously engineered a comprehensive water treatment plant that not only met the water demands of the region but also adhered to stringent drinking water standards.
The global transition towards renewable energy sources has spurred a pressing need for innovative solutions in water treatment applications. Addressing this demand, D&S has introduced the groundbreaking Dayliff Batteryless Solar RO plant, marking a significant milestone in the industry. Tailored specifically for solarized water treatment, this cutting-edge plant incorporates the Dayliff Sunverter 3 Controllers and showcases a range of distinctive features that are poised to redefine the field.
Davis & Shirtliff HO Water Treatment Department under Bernard Rono have successfully implemented, tested and commissioned a large Dayliff Ultrafiltration plant complete with pumping units for Dawat-E-Hadiyah (Saifee Park).
Davis & Shirtliff Uganda have supplied and installed a Water treatment plant for Hima Cement C/O the Contractor Optimum Earth. The plant that utilizes Reverse Osmosis technology which purifies over 8,000 litres of Water per hour.
Water Aid, a nongovernmental organization in Tanzania, approached D&S Arusha in search of a water treatment solution for two boreholes sunk to provide water for community purposes.
St. Andrew's Turi, a preparatory and secondary school in central Kenya with a student population of approximately 600 students, approached D&S to conduct a detailed water audit on their existing water supply and water treatment system.
D&S recently undertook a project to supply a 5m3/hr Dayliff Seawater Reverse Osmosis (SDRO) plant to the Faza island in Lamu. The RO plant will be used to treat seawater for use in by the Faza community.