Talk:Atmospheric Water Generator - Revision history

Eric: Fixed an internal link

2021-08-01T04:49:17Z

Fixed an internal link

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	They also produce essentially distilled water (need to look up specifics, may need to use [[HEPA]] filtered air etc, or it may contain [[Particulate Matter]] + Pollen etc ) which is nice for some applications + should be relatively sterile (again depends on what is in the air around the condenser)		They also produce essentially distilled water (need to look up specifics, may need to use [[HEPA]] filtered air etc, or it may contain [[Particulate Matter]] + Pollen etc ) which is nice for some applications + should be relatively sterile (again depends on what is in the air around the condenser)

	Also if combined with something to increase the percentage of the gas that is water vapor (ie a [[Desiccant-Humidifier ~~Refrigerator~~]] ) it should raise the [[Dew Point]] making (at least that part of) the system use less power		Also if combined with something to increase the percentage of the gas that is water vapor (ie a [[Desiccant-Humidifier Cycle Refrigeration]] ) it should raise the [[Dew Point]] making (at least that part of) the system use less power

	I also wonder if something with a very high surface area would help with condensation, and would love to see what existing setups use (Metal 3D Printing and whatnot (that or [[POKE]] ) may allow for some novel gas-water contactors for that (also if flowing cool water would help production)		I also wonder if something with a very high surface area would help with condensation, and would love to see what existing setups use (Metal 3D Printing and whatnot (that or [[POKE]] ) may allow for some novel gas-water contactors for that (also if flowing cool water would help production)

Eric: Minor Typo Fix

2021-08-01T04:48:31Z

Minor Typo Fix

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	Also if combined with something to increase the percentage of the gas that is water vapor (ie a [[Desiccant-Humidifier Refrigerator]] ) it should raise the [[Dew Point]] making (at least that part of) the system use less power		Also if combined with something to increase the percentage of the gas that is water vapor (ie a [[Desiccant-Humidifier Refrigerator]] ) it should raise the [[Dew Point]] making (at least that part of) the system use less power

	I also wonder if something with a very high surface area would help with ~~condnesation~~, and would love to see what existing setups use (Metal 3D Printing and whatnot (that or [[POKE]] ) may allow for some novel gas-water contactors for that (also if flowing cool water would help production)		I also wonder if something with a very high surface area would help with condensation, and would love to see what existing setups use (Metal 3D Printing and whatnot (that or [[POKE]] ) may allow for some novel gas-water contactors for that (also if flowing cool water would help production)

	Just my kind of thoughts on all this i guess		Just my kind of thoughts on all this i guess

	--[[User:Eric\|Eric]] ([[User talk:Eric\|talk]]) 04:48, 1 August 2021 (UTC)		--[[User:Eric\|Eric]] ([[User talk:Eric\|talk]]) 04:48, 1 August 2021 (UTC)

Eric: Added some thoughts of mine + asked for other's feedback on some ideas i had

2021-08-01T04:48:18Z

Added some thoughts of mine + asked for other's feedback on some ideas i had

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On this note they are very humidity dependent, ie using one in a desert vs using one in a rainforest/on a foggy day. So in where i live, Florida in particular they may work especially well! Most use [[Peltier Coolers]] so are pretty inefficient, especially if the [[Dew Point]] (may be the wrong term, check that) is very low, but they can use other refrigeration methods.

They also produce essentially distilled water (need to look up specifics, may need to use [[HEPA]] filtered air etc, or it may contain [[Particulate Matter]] + Pollen etc ) which is nice for some applications + *should* be relatively sterile (again depends on what is in the air around the condenser)

Also if combined with something to increase the percentage of the gas that is water vapor (ie a [[Desiccant-Humidifier Refrigerator]] ) it should raise the [[Dew Point]] making (at least that part of) the system use less power

I also wonder if something with a *very* high surface area would help with condnesation, and would love to see what existing setups use (Metal 3D Printing and whatnot (that or [[POKE]] ) may allow for some novel gas-water contactors for that (also if flowing cool water would help production)

Just my kind of thoughts on all this i guess

--[[User:Eric|Eric]] ([[User talk:Eric|talk]]) 04:48, 1 August 2021 (UTC)