2021
DOI: 10.1002/ep.13750
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Experimental investigation of single slope solar still with Eucheuma (agar‐agar) fiber for augmentation of freshwater yield: Thermo‐economic analysis

Abstract: The accessibility of pure drinking water is one of the most complex challenges that humankind experiencing around the world. In this study, the experimental investigation has been carried out in the single slope solar still by the incorporation of naturally available Eucheuma fiber in the absorber basin. The Eucheuma fiber has high water absorbing capacity and acts like a wick material. The experimental results on two consecutive days in the month of February 2021 shows that the solar still with agar-agar fibe… Show more

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“…Murugavel and Srithar 56 experimentally studied that light black cotton cloth shows a higher water productivity than coir mate, a sponge sheet, and pieces of waste cotton. Sampathkumar and Natarajan 57 observed an enhancement in water productivity by 21.55% with Eucheuma fiber wick as compared with the convention solar still.…”
Section: Components Of Solar Stillsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Murugavel and Srithar 56 experimentally studied that light black cotton cloth shows a higher water productivity than coir mate, a sponge sheet, and pieces of waste cotton. Sampathkumar and Natarajan 57 observed an enhancement in water productivity by 21.55% with Eucheuma fiber wick as compared with the convention solar still.…”
Section: Components Of Solar Stillsmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Porous materials have a high vapor rate. Sendhil Kumar Natarajan and coworkers utilized the low‐cost and eco‐friendly natural materials to obtain better evaporation rate 44–47 . Due to the porous and arched structure of bamboo, a bamboo charcoal with high absorbance by carbonizing bamboo was obtained 48 .…”
Section: Structural Optimization For Solar Steam Generationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sendhil Kumar Natarajan and coworkers utilized the low-cost and eco-friendly natural materials to obtain better evaporation rate. [44][45][46][47] Due to the porous and arched structure of bamboo, a bamboo charcoal with high absorbance by carbonizing bamboo was obtained. 48 Under one sun irradiation, the steam generation efficiency was 84%.…”
Section: Carbonized Organicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The annual energy, exergy, and productivity for N‐ETC‐CSS are higher by 6.85%, 12.30%, and 6.85% respectively compared to N‐ETC‐SBDSSS under the same operating conditions. Wet wall solar still was researched by Heydari & Rahbar, 25 and Eucheuma (agar‐agar) fiber was used in CSS by Sampathkumar & Natarajan 26 . Effluent Wastewater desalination Systems were reported by Karimi & Farahbod, 27 Taherizadeh et al, 28 and Farahbod, & Omidvar 29 .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Wet wall solar still was researched by Heydari & Rahbar, 25 and Eucheuma (agaragar) fiber was used in CSS by Sampathkumar & Natarajan. 26 Effluent Wastewater desalination Systems were reported by Karimi & Farahbod, 27 Taherizadeh et al, 28 and Farahbod, & Omidvar. 29 A closed solar desalination pond was reported by Farahbod, 30 and Farahbod, 31 Industrial wastewater was treated using a solar pond Niazi et al 32 and Taherizadeh et al 33 Brackish wastewater treatment in a closed shallow solar basin was published by Farahbod 34 and zero discharge desalination using a forced circulation evaporator was studied by Farahbod et al 35 Different materials such as Jute cloth (Sakthivel et al 36 ), Paraffin wax (Ansari et al, 37 Abd Elbar & Hassan, 38 Hafs et al 39 and Yousef & Hassan 40 and Ghadamgahi et al 41 ), Nano Paraffin wax (Elfasakhany 42 ), metal matrix structures (Sathish et al 43 ), sand and black wool fibers (Hassan & Abo-Elfadl 44 ), kanchey marbles (Saravanan et al 45 ), pumice stones (Bilal et al 46 ), magnetic field (Rufuss et al 47 ), Quartzite rock (Nagaraj et al 48 ), gravel (Sakthivel & Shanmugasundaram, 49 Dhivagar et al, 50 Elashmawy, 51 Panchal, 52 Panchal & Shah, 53 Rajaseenivasan et al, 54 and crushed gravel sand Dhivagar et al, 55 ) were used in CSS to improve the daily yield from the CSS.…”
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confidence: 97%