Water Science
About the platform

The water sector, documented

The Water Science Platform holds a specifier's reference material and the equipment that material describes in one place: the sectors we work in and what each demands of its water, the products and engineered solutions that answer it, and the case studies, white papers and manuals that stand behind every specification.

In Arabic and English together — two written texts, not one text and its translation.

Who we serve, and how

Four different questions arrive here every day. This is what the platform has for each of them, and where to start.

01

Consulting engineers

You are writing a specification and it has to survive review.

White papers, design manuals and case studies with the numbers left in — filterable by market, application and duty point, and downloadable to keep beside the drawing.

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02

Utilities and operators

You run the network, and the question is always what to do about the loss.

Every market we serve set out with what its water actually demands, the applications underneath it, and the solutions and equipment that answer each one — plus the tip sheets for when something is failing this morning.

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03

Contractors and buyers

You need the right unit, its curve, and somebody who can supply it.

A catalogue you can filter by flow, head and power rather than by brand — with the full specification, the components, the alternatives, and a route to a quotation from the supplier itself.

Open the catalogue
04

Manufacturers and suppliers

Your equipment is specified by people who have to find it first.

A brand page, product listings carrying your real specification, and your material sitting beside the engineering content that explains when it is the right choice — in the language of the market you are selling into.

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What is published today

These figures are not written into this page. They are read from the platform as it renders, from the same source each listing reads — so they rise when an editor publishes and fall when something is archived.

The questions we get asked

Answered straight. If yours is not here, the contact details are just below.

No. The repository, the market and application guides, and the whole equipment catalogue are open to anyone with the address — no account, no email, no wall in front of a search result. An account is what lets you save documents to a library that follows you between devices; a subscription is what unlocks the premium documents.

Access to the premium documents — the detailed design manuals, the full case studies and the data-heavy reports — a monthly download allowance rather than a one-off, and the subscriber portal, where your saved library, your orders and the readings from your own stations live. What each plan includes, and the price, is on the plans page rather than behind a sales call.

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Written. Every record on this platform exists as two texts, and the Arabic one is authored rather than run through a translator — which is why an Arabic page reads as though somebody who knows the sector wrote it, because somebody did. The site switches language without losing your place, and both versions carry the same figures.

Yes — read them, download them, and use them in your professional work, including inside the organisation holding the subscription, quoting us with attribution. What you may not do is republish them, resell them, or post them somewhere public. The terms say this in full, in plain language.

Read the terms

No. The catalogue describes equipment made by manufacturers and carried by distributors, with their specifications, so that it can be found and compared by the people who specify it. When you send an enquiry it reaches the supplier, and the contract that follows is between you and them. We are the introduction, not a party to the sale.

It is reference material, prepared carefully and offered in good faith — not a stamped design and not a substitute for a qualified engineer looking at your site. Use it to inform a decision, then verify against the manufacturer's current documentation and the codes that apply where you are building. We would rather say this plainly than be quoted in a failure report.

Write to us. Manufacturers and distributors can list a brand and its products; consultancies and utilities can contribute case studies and technical papers. Everything goes through editorial review before it appears — which is the reason a specification found here is worth citing.

Start where you are

From a document you are looking for, a piece of equipment you are comparing, or an account that opens what is behind the door. The repository and the catalogue need no account at all.