Water Workshop

Compete, collaborate, and think fast for your chance to win

The area is open from 9 AM to 3 PM every day. Commentator and official referee Patrik Westberg will be on-site from 10 AM to 12 PM daily.

At the activity zone Vattenverkstan, you can put your skills to the test through a variety of water-themed challenges — both physical and mind-bending. Each activity focuses on teamwork, problem-solving, and speed, all connected to the theme of water. Open to everyone, so take the chance to challenge yourself and others!

Meet our commentator Patrik Westberg

 

Between 10 AM and 12 PM, you’ll find Patrik at Vattenverkstan, keeping track of the competitions, participants, and atmosphere. He provides live commentary, cheers everyone on, and crowns the day’s winner — who’ll be rewarded with what might just be the world’s most delicious shrimp sandwich.

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The Challenges at Vattenverkstan

The Dosing Duel

ProMinent | Getting the dosage right should be easy! Measure exactly 5 ml — as quickly as you can.

Water Pedal

Xylem | How much water can you generate by pedaling in one minute?

How Long Can You Carry the Water?

WaterAid | Hold a water container in each hand, with your arms fully extended to the sides. How long can you last?

Can You Make It All the Way?

WaterAid | Grab a water container and follow the blue line on the floor all the way to the WaterAid booth.

Kamstrup Challenge

Solve the questions as fast as you can — without using your phone!

Assemble a Water Meter

Kamstrup | Put together a water meter with a total length of 490 mm (excluding gaskets). No measuring tools allowed! The fastest time wins.

Find the Right Path for the Water

Grundfos | Guide the water through the pipes to the tap. Open and close the valves to find the correct route. The fastest wins.

Guess the Weight

Grundfos | Place pump parts and spare components on the scale. The closest guess to the correct weight wins.

How close are you?

Hach Lange | Measure turbidity in water and see how small particles affect water quality.

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