The most efficient passive solar desalination system. TMSS

In this video we look at Thermally-Localized Multistage Solar Still or TMSS. This system has achieved an efficiency value of 385%. The reason being it recycles the heat energy that is released from condensation.

[WillProwse]

Interesting process. Never have seen this type before.

[FloatingOrbProductions]

I don’t see a link in the description to learn more. Where can I find one?

[geoyoshinaka]

Excellent use of resources in abundance!

[phillytechclub]

Nice! I will be studying this system thoroughly to produce a smaller system for my tech club 😊

[rbaasan]

This video needs more views and every view should come with a like

[ahmadez]

The team improved it even more, removing the wick, and increasing the production rate to about 6 L/hour for a model that is the size of suit case.
Check MIT news for an article titled:
"Desalination system could produce freshwater that is cheaper than tap water"

[grahammewburn]

When I was born in 1948 there were 2 billion people.
Now there's almost 8 billion.
I'm 73.

[GTsportscar]

Could you provide the link to the research? At the end of the video you say there is a link to more information, but there is no link

[WoWCity]

a good offshore business of the future

[hachikoinu]

this is very ingenious, I think need some refinement buy the whole idea is genial.

[Theldgat]

The real questions
Is it Cost efficient in term of $ per liter?
Can the under develop countries build them from scratch with their current technology infrastructure?

[LynneBarry-kd]

How much $ for the Home Solutions unit?

[mteca]

How does this work on days or weeks of cloudy weather?

[HyperSculptor]

No to the teflon coated alu plate in direct contact with the distilled water.

[footshotstube]

thanks
oh and i am sure you know about the spelling mistake on the thumbnail

[benjones]

Putting the salt back into the sea isn't great for the sea life. I assume there are uses for it industrially.

[Chimel]

Now if that solar heat could also be recycled to distillate anise seeds, 2 liters of water would indeed make the regular daily diet of 10 Ricard per day for Southern France coastal inhabitants.

[Dantrellis]

Build a salt water pipelines along the US Canada Mexico rail system to put these systems in all water needy communities in north America.

[laughingvampire]

Ok, you don't need to justify why we need desalination systems, is common knowledge today since news shows can't stop talking about it.

[jont]

2.3l per might as well be drinking Perrier water.