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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
May. 31, 2016
Filed:
Jan. 12, 2010
Roy W. Kuennen, Caledonia, MI (US);
Terry L. Lautzenheiser, Nunica, MI (US);
Roy M. Taylor, Jr., Rockford, MI (US);
William T. Stoner, Jr., Ada, MI (US);
Kenneth E. Conrad, Ada, MI (US);
Karen J. Vanderkooi, Grand Rapids, MI (US);
Brian S. Beals, Grand Rapids, MI (US);
Ryan D. Schamper, Grand Haven, MI (US);
Cynthia G. Sutter, Rockford, MI (US);
Roy W. Kuennen, Caledonia, MI (US);
Terry L. Lautzenheiser, Nunica, MI (US);
Roy M. Taylor, Jr., Rockford, MI (US);
William T. Stoner, Jr., Ada, MI (US);
Kenneth E. Conrad, Ada, MI (US);
Karen J. VanderKooi, Grand Rapids, MI (US);
Brian S. Beals, Grand Rapids, MI (US);
Ryan D. Schamper, Grand Haven, MI (US);
Access Business Group International LLC, Ada, MI (US);
Abstract
A portable water treatment system includes at least one sub-system to treat water including a flocculation system, a chlorination system, and a bio-sand filter system. The water treatment system may include multiple sub-systems for treating water that feed into one another. The sand filter system may include a mini bio-sand filter, a foam filter, or a pressed block filter. The flocculation system may include a tank bottom that urges settling particles toward a sump and a ladle that removes settled particles. A manual pump or siphon may be included in the water treatment system.