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High-Pressure Water Jet Security System

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Objective:

To develop a non-lethal, high-pressure water-based defense mechanism connected to a 60,000-liter tank that neutralizes intruders at designated access points (e.g., main entrance doors). Please see the attached document, which contains the proposed system schematic.

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System Overview:

1. Water Supply:

•    Source: 60,000-liter storage tank (dedicated or shared with building systems).

•    Refill Method: Borehole or municipal water supply with filtration and pressurization backup.

2. High-Pressure Pumping Unit:

•    Pump Type: Multi-stage centrifugal or triplex plunger pump.

•    Pressure Range: 1,500 to 3,000 PSI (adjustable depending on required force).

•    Flow Rate: 10–30 liters per minute per nozzle (depending on coverage area and nozzle count).

•    Power Source: Solar-hybrid with battery backup or dedicated generator (for uninterrupted operation).

3. Nozzle System & Delivery:

•    Location: Concealed around entrances (e.g., door frames, overhead bulkheads).

•    Type: Fan or needle jet high-pressure nozzles with a wide-angle spray pattern.

•    Material: Corrosion-resistant stainless steel or brass.

4. Trigger Mechanism:

•    Sensors: AI-enabled motion detection, facial recognition, or thermal imaging.

•    Manual Activation: Panic button or mobile app control.

•    Failsafe: Deactivation switch with biometric authorization.

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Operational Logic:

1.    Threat Detection:

o    Intrusion or threat is detected by cameras/sensors.

o    System verifies the threat based on pre-set parameters (e.g., forced entry, weapon detection).

2.    Activation:

o    High-pressure pump activates within 1–2 seconds.

o    Nozzles spray high-pressure water jets aimed at chest and upper body of the intruder.

3.    Impact:

o    The water jet knocks down or disorients the intruder.

o    Non-lethal but physically incapacitating (especially effective in confined entrances).

o    Option to release dye/marker or irritants (optional upgrade).

4.    Response Window:

o    Alarm is triggered and alerts security personnel.

o    System continues to pulse or spray in intervals until deactivated or backup arrives.

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Safety & Maintenance:

•    Pressure limiters and surge protection to avoid pipe damage.

•    Regular testing of pumps and nozzle flow rate.

•    Manual override for emergency or accidental activation.

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Considerations:

•    Legal & ethical approval for use of force.

•    Drainage system at activation zone to handle water runoff.

•    False-positive protection to prevent misuse (e.g., against children or authorized personnel).

•    Redundancy: Secondary system in case of power or pump failure.

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System Components

1. Water Supply

•    Source: 60,000-liter elevated or pressurized tank.

•    Location: Basement, utility floor, or rooftop (with gravity assist if elevated).

•    Water Quality: Clean, filtered (to prevent nozzle clogging).

2. High-Pressure Pumping System

•    Pump Type: Industrial-grade plunger or triplex pump.

•    Operating Pressure: 1,500–3,000 PSI (configurable).

•    Flow Rate: 15–30 L/min per nozzle.

•    Power Supply: Hybrid (grid + solar + battery backup or generator).

•    Control Valve: Electrically actuated solenoid valves with emergency shutoff.

3. Delivery Network

•    Piping: High-pressure stainless-steel or reinforced PVC piping.

•    Distribution Points: Concealed inside walls, ceilings, or doorframes.

•    Nozzles:

o    Fan jet or solid stream nozzles.

o    Arranged to cover key target zones (torso-level to destabilize, optionally overhead for visual disorientation).

4. Activation & Control

•    Sensors: AI-enhanced motion, facial recognition, and weapon detection.

•    Manual Trigger: Panic buttons, security terminal, or mobile interface.

•    Automation Logic:

o    Threat detection → Signal processing → Pump and valve activation → Nozzle engagement.

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Security Protocol Workflow

1.    Threat Detection

o    Surveillance identifies unauthorized or hostile presence.

o    Cross-verification through multiple inputs (e.g., movement, access violation).

2.    Engagement

o    System activates nozzles within <2 seconds.

o    Directed high-pressure water jets incapacitate the subject through impact and disorientation.

o    Optionally, water can include UV dye for suspect marking.

3.    Containment & Alert

o    Audible alarm and automated alerts sent to on-site and remote security.

o    Continued pulsing in 3–5 second bursts to discourage further intrusion until manually stopped.

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System Advantages

•    Non-lethal deterrent that minimizes risk to human life.

•    Rapid deployment with visual and physical impact.

•    Adaptable design for commercial, residential, or government buildings.

•    Low-maintenance compared to kinetic or electric deterrents.

•    Environmentally safe (water-based, no chemicals required by default).

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Additional Options

•    Smart camera integration for evidence collection.

•    Integration with lockdown systems and access control.

•    Drainage trench near the doorway for water runoff control.

•    Automatic flushing cycle to prevent nozzle clogging.


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Simon K United States