Study of Different Types of Solar Still & Performance Test - Motin, S. M. Abdul; Amanul Hoque, Mohammad
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Safe drinking water sources are limited and only 3% of total earth¿s water are drinkable. Approximately 97% of earth¿s water are salty and not allowed to use without desalination. In coastal area of Bangladesh, there is scarcity of pure drinking water due to the presence of salt in water. For purifying the water desalination process is the most common process.This project aims at studying and having practical application of desalination process of salty water using solar energy without any electricity or external power. Direct sunlight has been utilized for desalination of water. And the…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Safe drinking water sources are limited and only 3% of total earth¿s water are drinkable. Approximately 97% of earth¿s water are salty and not allowed to use without desalination. In coastal area of Bangladesh, there is scarcity of pure drinking water due to the presence of salt in water. For purifying the water desalination process is the most common process.This project aims at studying and having practical application of desalination process of salty water using solar energy without any electricity or external power. Direct sunlight has been utilized for desalination of water. And the process is done by a device called Solar still. This project includes design construction experimental study and cost analysis of solar still for water desalination. Solar still is basically based on the principle of thermal phase change process. The area of the solar still is 0.5m2. The dimensions refer length 1m, width 0.5m and height 0.5m. The solar still consists of still basin, side walls, top cover, channel and a discharging tap. The approximate cost for per litre desalinated water was determined BDT 4.02.
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Autorenporträt
Sowohl S. M. Abdul Motin als auch Mohammad Amanul Hoque haben ihren Abschluss an der Rajshahi University of Engineering & Technology (RUET) gemacht. Sie arbeiten jetzt in einer angesehenen Organisation in Bangladesch.Ihre Forschung konzentriert sich auf die Gewinnung von trinkbarem Meerwasser ohne den Einsatz externer Energie. Sonnenlicht ist die Hauptenergiequelle für ihre Forschung.