Smart boards produce drinking water daily from the air?

Smart boards produce 100 liters of drinking water per day from the air:

In Peru, researchers agreed with an advertising agency to provide a successful solution to the problem of the lack of safe drinking water in Lima. The second largest city in the world. It's very simple to make but very innovative. It is a painting that turns the moisture of the air into drinking water. It is located on the northern edge of Atacama, the drier desert in the world, and the city of Lima and the surrounding villages are surrounded by about 0.51 inches of rain annually. For a long time, the capital has relied on drainage of the Andes Mountains and the flow Water from the melted glaciers to meet their drinking water needs, but due to climate change, water supplies from those sources are declining.

Out of (8.5 million) living in Lima, 1.2 million have a shortage of completely running water and get water either by drawing water from wells that could be polluted or relying on water trucking trucks for the water company that charge you twice the fee 20 times from The normal price of tap water. Conscious of this painful problem, Lima University of Engineering and Technology was looking for a way to solve this problem and at the same time they had caught their attention in 2013 that the average air humidity in the city is about (83%) due to its location along the southern ocean and the ocean Al-Hadi in partnership with UTEC for publicity and advertising to create a board no Te to consider for the production of water from the air.

 The first panel in the world generates water from air humidity and consists of five primary devices that form the sneezing osmosis system, which captures the moisture of air and works on it through the air filter to the condenser to create water that passes through the carbon filter in one central tank.

All passers-by operate the tap in the base of the plate, and they will get cold water for drinking, and this ingenious invention is capable of producing up to 100 liters of potable water per day, and during the three months since it was installed it has already supplied the population of Lima with (9,450 liters of water).

Aside from the primary function of providing drinking water in a harsh environment, this unique panel also encourages young people to study engineering at UTEC and Arado for future students can see how engineers can also solve social problems.

Now there is one of these billboards installed in the 89.5 km mark on the highway in America, but imagine how society’s problems can be solved with invaluable inventions in the turbulent places of the world.

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