Abstract: The subject of the present invention is a mobile unit for the treatment of raw water. It relates to the technical field of mobile installations and processes for potabilizing raw water for the purpose of providing an immediate solution to supplying drinking water to the heart of regions to be treated as being difficult to access. According to the invention, the mobile unit comprises:—a pumping means (5) for pumping the raw water (4) to be treated, connected to a supply circuit (6);—a transportable container (1) provided with said supply circuit and containing: <span lang=EN-GB style=‘font-size:11.0pt:font-family:Symbol’></span> a system (8) for analyzing the characteristics of the raw water to be treated, <span lang=EN-GB style=‘font-size:11.0pt:font-family:Symbol’></span> a first treatment module (9) for treating soft surface water or drilling water, <span lang=EN-GB style=‘font-size:11.

Abstract: This invention relates to a mobile laboratory for analysis of pathogenic agents. According to the invention, the laboratory (1) consists of a transportable mobile container defining a basic chamber (10), the space inside said chamber being isolated from the outside by means of a sealed box (5) inserted in said room, said box comprising a sealed zone for analysis of pathogenic agents (50d, 500d) fitted with a pressure device that maintains a negative pressure inside said zone relative to its external environment, characterised in that the sealed box (5) includes a first protective equipment airlock (500a), - a second sealed airlock (500b) communicating between said sealed zone for the analysis of pathogenic agents and said first airlock, a third sealed airlock (500c) communicating between said sealed zone for the analysis of pathogenic agents and said first airlock, wherein the zone for analysing pathogenic agents (500d) can only be entered through said second airlock.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a mobile mass decontamination unit for use in nuclear, radiological, biological or chemical (NRBC) accidents for evacuating categorizing and decontaminating victims.