Water clean enough to drink. Pools clean enough to swim in.
MNAAM is the water arm of Flowmatic Engineering. We design, supply, install and maintain the systems that make a building's drinking water and the plant that runs its pools, and we hold the parts that keep both working, anywhere in the Maldives.
Contents
- Document
- Company profile
- Entity
- MNAAM Pvt Ltd
- Registration
- C19932024
- Group
- Flowmatic Engineering
- Sector
- Water & pools
- Territory
- Maldives
Figures in this profile are drawn from our live product catalogue and completed works. Equipment pricing is quoted on enquiry, not published.
The water arm of a Maldivian
engineering group.
MNAAM Pvt Ltd handles water for Flowmatic Engineering: the systems that turn whatever a site has into water people can drink, the pools that get built alongside them, and the trade supply that keeps both serviceable.
That pairing is the point. Most suppliers sell a box and leave. Most contractors install a system and cannot get you a seal for it two years later. We do both, because in the Maldives the nearest alternative supplier is usually a boat ride and a week away, and a plant that is down is a resort that is closed.
Our engineering sits inside a group with sixteen years in Maldivian construction and MEP, with its own crews, workshop and site logistics. Our supply side runs from a Malé showroom holding 717 listed parts across twelve categories.
- A Engineered, not just supplied Systems are sized to real demand and site conditions, then commissioned and handed over with the figures to prove it. Water works
- B Stock on the ground Filters, membranes, pumps, valves and fittings held in Malé, so a fault is a call-out and not a six-week import. Supply works
- C One team after handover The people who installed the system service it, under scheduled maintenance or an annual contract. Service
- D Group backing In-house MEP, own crews and marine logistics through Flowmatic Engineering, for work on islands reached only by sea. Flowmatic
How we make water you can drink.
In the Maldives drinking water is made, not found. A reverse-osmosis plant is eight stages of controlled pressure and filtration between a raw feed and a tap you can drink from. Step through them below. Values are for a 60 m³ per day plant, the size we have commissioned most.
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Raw water intake
Feed water is drawn from a beach well or an offshore intake. The sand does the first stage of filtering itself, and keeps debris and marine life out of the plant.
A 60 m³ per day plant. Every plant is sized to the island's demand, feed quality and available power.
Water and pools.
Two things, done properly: water that is safe to drink, and pools that stay clear. We take both from sizing and drawing through supply, installation, commissioning and handover.
- 3.1Drinking-water systems Purification for homes, guesthouses, staff accommodation and whole buildings, from under-sink units to a plant serving every tap on the property. Supply · install · commission
- 3.2Swimming pools Pools designed and built to suit the site, then run properly: shell and hydraulics, balance tank, circulation and turnover, filtration, dosing and lighting. Design · build · equip
- 3.3Pool plant rooms The room behind the pool. Pump sizing to a real turnover rate, filter selection, valve and dosing layout, and controls a technician can actually work on. Design · supply · install
- 3.4Water treatment & filtration Multimedia and cartridge filtration, softening, disinfection, remineralisation and point-of-use polishing, sized to the feed water actually available on site. Design · supply · install
- 3.5RO & desalination plants Where there is no fresh source, the plant that makes one. Skid-mounted and built to a daily output figure, from intake through to treated storage. Design · supply · install
- 3.6Refurbishment & upgrade Replacing failed or undersized equipment in an existing room, re-piping to a workable layout, and bringing controls back under one panel. Assess · rebuild
Above: representative of the systems we design and build. Photographs of our own completed work follow.
Size your pool plant.
Plenty of pools out here are running the wrong pump. Put your pool in below and this works out the circulation, filtration and pipework it actually needs, on the same rules we design to. Then send the figures straight to us.
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- Circulation flow required0m³/h
- Pool volume0m³
- Filter bed area at 25 m³/h/m²0m²
- Suggested filter vessels-
- Suction line at 1.5 m/s0mm
- Return line at 2.0 m/s0mm
- Pump duty, indicative0kW
- Balance tank, deck level0m³
Indicative sizing for planning, not a design. Filtration at 25 m³/h per m² of bed area, suction 1.5 m/s, return 2.0 m/s, pump duty at 12 m head and 70 percent efficiency. A real design also accounts for head loss, deck fittings, dosing, heating and the feed water you actually have. That part is our job.
Recent work.
Photographs from our own sites, not stock. Client and property names are withheld by agreement.
Supply works.
The equipment schedule. Everything below is listed and held or sourced by us, from a whole RO plant down to an O-ring. Select a category to view it.
Brands carried
- BWT
- Emaux
- Aquagem
- Davey
- Espana
- Vontron
- SEKO
- Lovibond
- Grundfos
Membranes, vessels, dosing and test equipment are sourced from the same manufacturers specified on resort projects. Pricing is quoted on enquiry.
What happens after handover.
A water system or a pool is not a purchase, it is a running plant. Membranes foul, cartridges load up, seals go, dosing drifts. The plan for that is agreed before we hand over, not after the first failure.
Ask about a maintenance plan- 5.1Installation Our MEP team plumbs and wires the system to code, including isolation, drainage and dedicated supply where required. Per project
- 5.2Servicing & consumables Scheduled filter, cartridge and membrane changes with a water check at each visit, so performance is measured rather than assumed. Scheduled
- 5.3Annual maintenance contract A yearly plan covering priority call-out, planned visits and parts, with cover extended to islands outside Malé. Annual
- 5.4Breakdown response Fault diagnosis and repair using parts held in stock, with temporary measures where a plant cannot go offline. On call
Work delivered.
Ten desalination plants designed, supplied, installed and commissioned. Not supplied and left: every one of them was ours from drawing to handover.
Schedule of commissioned plants
- 8.1SAS E Construction Five seawater desalination plants at 60 m³ per day each. 5 × 60 TPD
- 8.2AIA Construction Three seawater desalination plants at 60 m³ per day each. 3 × 60 TPD
- 8.3Apollo One seawater desalination plant at 60 m³ per day. 1 × 60 TPD
- 8.4STO One seawater desalination plant at 15 m³ per day. 1 × 15 TPD
Scope on every plant above: design, supply, installation and commissioning.
Other works
- 8.5Swimming pool repair and maintenance Remedial and maintenance works to an existing pool, Lot 20015. Hulhumale
- 8.6Rooftop spa and deck Spa set into a hardwood deck with stainless balustrade, plant bay left accessible for service. Photographs in section 05. Male
- 8.7Generator supply and installation Delivered with Flowmatic Engineering. Handhu Safari
- 8.8Warehouse construction Delivered with Flowmatic Engineering, Lot 20313. Hulhumale
Who we work for
Drinking-water plant, pools and pool plant rooms, back-of-house treatment, and the consumables that keep them running through a season.
Right-sized drinking water and pool plant for properties that need resort reliability without resort plant-room space.
Drinking-water systems, private pools and filtration for houses across Malé, Hulhumalé and the atolls.
Supply and installed works delivered into larger construction packages, on our own account or beneath a main contractor.
Further references, plant data and site visits to comparable installations are available on request.
Start an enquiry.
Tell us the property, the demand and the problem. For drinking water, the useful starting figures are daily demand, available power and where the plant can sit. For a pool, the size you want or the volume and equipment you already have.