Here is an amazingly useful open source device able to extract up to 5 liter of water a day from seawater: it's a solar water distiller. It works using the energy of the Sun, that makes evaporate the salty water and then condense it in the lower vessel.
It's called the Eliodomestico, designed by the italian researcher Gabriele Diamanti. It's available to all the developing countries through NGOs and vocational training centers.
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yeah! cheers... I am glad we're sharing this interest: indeed it's an extraordinarily important topic. surely enough I will update as soon as possible with another design using a different principle (morning dew) and a wider "vessel"... a whole landscape ;)
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What a cool design--thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool design--thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWater quality is also questionable in the USA (remember Flint, Michigan?). Can this be purchased in the United States?
ReplyDeleteI cannot help you on this... but most likely if you have understood the idea, it CAN BE replicated with other items that you can find in your local hardware store... or even in a thrift shop or garage sale. All the best and blessings for your water shed...
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