Methods used to improve solar still performance with generated turbulence for water desalination- detailed review
In everyday living, the need for fresh water is crucial. The most pressing problem in developing nations is the ongoing lack of access to clean water. In many ways, the solar still is a great source of freshwater for both drinking and cultivation, it is one of the most popular essential and technica...
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author | A.S. Abdullah Hitesh Panchal Wissam H. Alawee Z.M. Omara |
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description | In everyday living, the need for fresh water is crucial. The most pressing problem in developing nations is the ongoing lack of access to clean water. In many ways, the solar still is a great source of freshwater for both drinking and cultivation, it is one of the most popular essential and technically practicable sun energy uses. This study lists studies on solar stills with different methods of creating turbulence to enhance solar stills productivity in an effort to offer a full picture of current scientific advancements. These methods serve to induce turbulence in basin water and break the thermal boundary layer between still surface and water to enhance the evaporation. The use of turbulence devices converts free evaporation to forced evaporation, which increases the evaporation rate. Spraying unit, air bubbles, vibratory harmonic effect, stirring turbulence, rotating parts and ultrasonic fogger were used to create water turbulence. Diverse results (productivity and enhancement) demonstrated shown the importance of spraying unit (5400 mL/m2/day −56%), air bubbles (5490 mL/m2/day–21.96%), stirring turbulence (5400 mL/m2/day −39.49%), and ultrasonic fogger (6270 mL/m2/day– 83.87%). The benefit of this review is that it will allow for a systematic understanding of the role and influence of each thermal-methods on the daily productivity rate using various turbulence techniques. |
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spelling | doaj.art-ecc3f8dc19fc4f15b8c9fdd7ee79c3d92023-09-18T04:30:32ZengElsevierResults in Engineering2590-12302023-09-0119101251Methods used to improve solar still performance with generated turbulence for water desalination- detailed reviewA.S. Abdullah0Hitesh Panchal1Wissam H. Alawee2Z.M. Omara3Department of Mechanical Engineering, College of Engineering in Al-Kharj, Prince Sattam Bin Abdulaziz University, Al-Kharj 11942, Saudi Arabia; Corresponding author.Mechanical Engineering Department, Government Engineering College Patan, Gujarat, IndiaControl and Systems Engineering Department, University of Technology, Baghdad, IraqMechanical Engineering Department, Faculty of Engineering, Kafrelsheikh University, Kafrelsheikh, 33516, EgyptIn everyday living, the need for fresh water is crucial. The most pressing problem in developing nations is the ongoing lack of access to clean water. In many ways, the solar still is a great source of freshwater for both drinking and cultivation, it is one of the most popular essential and technically practicable sun energy uses. This study lists studies on solar stills with different methods of creating turbulence to enhance solar stills productivity in an effort to offer a full picture of current scientific advancements. These methods serve to induce turbulence in basin water and break the thermal boundary layer between still surface and water to enhance the evaporation. The use of turbulence devices converts free evaporation to forced evaporation, which increases the evaporation rate. Spraying unit, air bubbles, vibratory harmonic effect, stirring turbulence, rotating parts and ultrasonic fogger were used to create water turbulence. Diverse results (productivity and enhancement) demonstrated shown the importance of spraying unit (5400 mL/m2/day −56%), air bubbles (5490 mL/m2/day–21.96%), stirring turbulence (5400 mL/m2/day −39.49%), and ultrasonic fogger (6270 mL/m2/day– 83.87%). The benefit of this review is that it will allow for a systematic understanding of the role and influence of each thermal-methods on the daily productivity rate using various turbulence techniques.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S259012302300378XReview of solar stillsUltrasonic foggerRotating partsVibratory harmonic effectStirring turbulenceNanoparticles |
spellingShingle | A.S. Abdullah Hitesh Panchal Wissam H. Alawee Z.M. Omara Methods used to improve solar still performance with generated turbulence for water desalination- detailed review Results in Engineering Review of solar stills Ultrasonic fogger Rotating parts Vibratory harmonic effect Stirring turbulence Nanoparticles |
title | Methods used to improve solar still performance with generated turbulence for water desalination- detailed review |
title_full | Methods used to improve solar still performance with generated turbulence for water desalination- detailed review |
title_fullStr | Methods used to improve solar still performance with generated turbulence for water desalination- detailed review |
title_full_unstemmed | Methods used to improve solar still performance with generated turbulence for water desalination- detailed review |
title_short | Methods used to improve solar still performance with generated turbulence for water desalination- detailed review |
title_sort | methods used to improve solar still performance with generated turbulence for water desalination detailed review |
topic | Review of solar stills Ultrasonic fogger Rotating parts Vibratory harmonic effect Stirring turbulence Nanoparticles |
url | http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S259012302300378X |
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