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F-Cubed Carocell Panels: A Promising Solution for Distilling Irrigation and Brackish
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This study aimed to investigate the performance of Fcubed carocell Panel using two different types of feedwaters i.e. irrigation and brackish water. The environmental condition parameters measured consisted of Illumination, radiation, relative humidity, and temperature, while the parameters of feed water samples measured consisted of volume, temperature, and total dissolved solid of wastewater (disinfected heated water) and distilled water. The analysis showed that the distilled water yield of irrigation water was significantly different than that of brackish water. The difference was caused due to the difference content of Total Dissolved Solids and the environment’s relative humidity. The Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) of brackish water was ten times that of irrigation water, while both distilled water TDS of irrigation and brackish water were less than 10 ppm. The discharge of irrigation distilled water was relatively higher than that of brackish water. The distilled water discharge of irrigation and brackish water was 1.06 ± 0.19 l/hr and 0.86 ± 0.14 l/hr respectively. The ratio between distilled and wastewater of irrigation and brackish water were 20:1 and 25:1 respectively.
Title: F-Cubed Carocell Panels: A Promising Solution for Distilling Irrigation and Brackish
Description:
This study aimed to investigate the performance of Fcubed carocell Panel using two different types of feedwaters i.
e.
irrigation and brackish water.
The environmental condition parameters measured consisted of Illumination, radiation, relative humidity, and temperature, while the parameters of feed water samples measured consisted of volume, temperature, and total dissolved solid of wastewater (disinfected heated water) and distilled water.
The analysis showed that the distilled water yield of irrigation water was significantly different than that of brackish water.
The difference was caused due to the difference content of Total Dissolved Solids and the environment’s relative humidity.
The Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) of brackish water was ten times that of irrigation water, while both distilled water TDS of irrigation and brackish water were less than 10 ppm.
The discharge of irrigation distilled water was relatively higher than that of brackish water.
The distilled water discharge of irrigation and brackish water was 1.
06 ± 0.
19 l/hr and 0.
86 ± 0.
14 l/hr respectively.
The ratio between distilled and wastewater of irrigation and brackish water were 20:1 and 25:1 respectively.
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