Used tire-based solar desalination tech makes 3.67 liters of drinking water daily
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A solar-powered water desalination device developed by Dalhousie University researchers shows promise in addressing water scarcity. The portable device, incorporating recycled tires, generated 3.67 liters of fresh water daily during testing. It uses sunlight to purify seawater through evaporation and condensation. The design utilizes discarded tires, making it sustainable and affordable for remote communities. Researchers plan to test the device in South Asia, potentially bringing clean drinking water to areas in need.
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