If you are suffering from intense water scarcity, the time has come to take a deep breath because now we can extract water from the air via this new device called Max Water and thanks to an Australian inventor Max Whisson, who developed this extraordinary concept.
According to Max, this wind-powered device can extract 10,000 liters per day from a small rooftop by using a turbine containing refrigerants. It generates required energy to power a condensing system and by lowering the temperature of the air below the freezing point it extract water from the air and turns it into drinking water.
I think this wind-powered device should be installed in all underdeveloped nations or remote villages who don’t have access of drinkable water or who are suffering from polluted water supply.
The expected price of this water-generating unit falls somewhere around $43,000 but to spend this amount seems a good deal to me if it can supply thousands of liters drinking water to my community.
Via: Uberreview
