Locals can collect fresh water from the atmosphere, which is available in coastal areas. Students at a private engineering college here have come up with a new device to solve the problem of how to make it possible to extract drinking water from the humidity of the atmosphere with the help of a water generator. This is good news for locals who do not have salt water, alkaline and potable water.
In the hills and plains, people usually have access to fresh water. But now water shortages have emerged as a new problem. Despite the fact that there is 70 percent water in the world, the amount of drinking water is 2.5 percent. Many people are trying to meet their drinking water needs by falling. But this method costs a lot. Shuvendu Pritam Das, Abhishek Pani, Ayoma Mohapatra, Rupesh Hota and Ankit Pratihari have discovered the project on how to provide fresh water to the locals at low cost. The device is designed to be able to drain drinking water from the atmosphere in coastal areas. By installing the machine in more open areas of the marine area, it can collect more moisture in less time. The chapter focuses on how locals can use it in an easy and simple way. One fan, two pellet models, a heater, and a solar-powered machine are used for this. In the process, the effect of the peer is to cool down a metal material. The humidity of the atmosphere is evaporated by cooling the vapor from the air coming in contact with cold metals. Heats one side of the machine and cools the other side. The fan cools the container and produces drinking water. Ultraviolet rays and ROs are used to make the effluent drinkable. The students said they could get fresh water by using solar-powered devices for the process.
Shuvendu Pritam said people in the coastal areas of the country are facing drinking water problems. We have tried to find out how the locals can benefit from this. It requires a lot of electricity. Friends have come up with a tool to help people in the coastal area get fresh water at a lower cost.
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