
| Multilayer composite provides durability, protection, strength, and water potability | Topic #: CBD1998-207 Sponsor: NAVAIR Status: Phase II Completed. Live agent testing completed with excellent results. Seeking transition partners. TRL: 6 Patent: Pending. Need: Safe drinking water in contaminated environments for Naval Aviators. Also applicable to other DOD and private sector personnel wearing CBW protective clothing. |
Texas Research Institute Austin, Inc. (TRI/Austin) has developed a chemical-biological warfare (CBW) resistant water pouch to provide safe drinking water in contaminated environments. The water pouch is designed to fit in a variety of holding devices and interfaces with currently available mask drinkstraw systems.
A two-layer design incorporates a CBW resistant composite for the outer layer and a polyurethane inner layer for superior water potability. This configuration also gives maximum protection against leaks cuts, and tears.
|  Prototype CBW Safe Water Pouch | Features and Benefits: - Flexible
- Low profile
- 2 quart capacity standard,
many others available - NSF and FDA approved inner layer
- Conforms to AIRSAVE aviators vest
- Can be decontaminated and reused
- Interfaceswith M45 mask
- Tear and abrasion resistant
- Barrier composite material
|
| Proven Against: - CBW agents HD (mustard) and GB (sarin)
- Anhydrous ammonia
- Hydrofluoric acid 49%
- 1,3 butadiene
- Methanol
- Butylamine
- Monochlorobenzene
- Chloroform
- Nitric acid 70%
- Diethyl ether
- Sulfuric acid
- Formaldehyde
- ...and many others.
|  Variety of shapes to fit your needs  Durable
|
Applications
The compact, hands-free, CBW resistant waterpouch is designed for the stringent requirements of military aviators and ground troops. It is also well-suited for use by DoD personnel and municipal HazMat teams involved in emergency response of CBW and hazardous materials.
Questions about this Technology?
Contact: