Star Army of Yamatai water containers and filtration systems that utilize Hemosynthetics. They were updated in YE 43.

In YE 43 following the upgrades to the Nodal Liquid Conduit System and the Star Army Standard Life Support Systems, Dr.Shinichiro Tomoko at Ketsurui Zaibatsu began to work on putting hemosynthetic water filters into use in the field. The first set of designs she came up with was to integrate hemosynthetic filters into the Canteen and Jerrycan Jug formats to allow soldiers to filter water for consumption in the field.

Canteen and Jerrycan Jug with integrated hemosynthetic water filters.

Hemosynthetic Filters range in size from small cartridges to large industrial-sized filtration units found in things like the Star Army Standard Life Support Systems. In simplicity, the filters work through the use of femtomachines found in hemosynth to remove impurities, bacteria, and other organisms on the molecular level from water. The captured impurities are broken down into their basic components then transferred into storage across a selective membrane wherein small systems are stored in a catch basin; and in larger systems, they are forwarded into systems like the Matter Collection System or Fabrication System for use in fabrication and other functions. While a lot of functions of the Nodal Liquid Conduit System and other Hemosynthetic Systems are high energy, the filtration applications are generally low power. Through the ability of femtomachinery to create their own osmotic gradients, the water in the container is constantly in a cycle of filtration.

The Ke-G10-1A Canteen is a standard-issue 1L Yarvex-lined thin bodied Durandium Alloy Canteen with a bottom inserted Hemosynthetic filter and capacitor.

• The single filter cartridge unit screws into the bottom of the canteen and the small capture basin screws over top.
• Rate of Filtration: 1L per twenty minutes. ¹⁾
• Filter Life: 100L before it requires a connection to Nodal Liquid Conduit System for reset. ²⁾
• Capacitor Size: 55mm (length) x 5mm (diameter). Each unit takes a single capacitor.
• Capacitor Life: 3 Days of Constant Use. Rechargeable.
• Capture Basin can be unscrewed and wiped/rinsed out as needed.

The Ke-G11-1A and Ke-G11-1B “JJ” Jerrycan is similar to the Jerrycan Jug but it has a removable catch basin, with a bottom inserted Hemosynthetic filter and capacitor. It comes in the same 8L and 20L capacities and is also lined with Yarvex.

• The filter cartridge unit screws into the bottom of the jerrycan. The capture basin is placed overtop and is sealed into place by four clips and a gasket.
• Rate of Filtration: 8L per ten minutes (2 cartridges) and 20L per thirty minutes (4 cartridges).³⁾
• Filter Life: 1000L before it requires a connection to Nodal Liquid Conduit System for reset.⁴⁾
• Capacitor Size: 55mm (length) x 5mm (diameter). Each unit takes four capacitors.
• Capacitor Life: 3 Days of Constant Use. Rechargeable.
• Capture Basin can be removed and wiped/rinsed out as needed.

The following accessories are available:

• Ke-G10/G11-P4300 - Rechargeable 55mm (length) x 5mm (diameter) Capacitors. - 5KS
• Ke-G10/G11-V4300 - Hemosynthetic water filter cartridge with the selective membrane. - 20KS
• Ke-G10-M4300 - Canteen Catch Basin - 10 KS
• Ke-G11-M4300 - Jerrycan Catch Basin with Gasket. - 10KS

Andrew created this article on 2021/03/04 13:51.

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