This Innovative Water Distiller is Both Cheap and Efficient
David Ingram — October 5, 2015 — Eco
References: waterstillar & gizmag
This easy-to-use water distiller is designed to provide affordable and accessible drinking water to the developing world.
The 'WaterStillar Water Works' mimics the natural water cycle and uses solar power and evaporation to filter out any unwanted impurities and contaminants. Fed through the system by gravity, the water distiller heats up liquid with the power of the sun using thermal solar panels. The resulting vapor and condensation is then collected, recirculated and diluted to provide a clean source of drinking water.
The modular system can produce approximately 200 to 300 liters of water a day, and can also be combined with multiple units to become a highly efficient water source. The system also uses no electricity or chemicals to distill water whatsoever and therefore also produces no harmful emissions as well.
The 'WaterStillar Water Works' mimics the natural water cycle and uses solar power and evaporation to filter out any unwanted impurities and contaminants. Fed through the system by gravity, the water distiller heats up liquid with the power of the sun using thermal solar panels. The resulting vapor and condensation is then collected, recirculated and diluted to provide a clean source of drinking water.
The modular system can produce approximately 200 to 300 liters of water a day, and can also be combined with multiple units to become a highly efficient water source. The system also uses no electricity or chemicals to distill water whatsoever and therefore also produces no harmful emissions as well.
Trend Themes
1. Solar-powered Water Distillation - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Develop and market affordable and accessible water distillation systems that utilize renewable energy sources such as solar power, making them a viable option for the developing world.
2. Gravity-fed Water Distillation - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Create easily portable and modular water distillation systems that rely on gravity to move water through the cycle, reducing the need for costly and unreliable infrastructure in remote and under-resourced areas.
3. Chemical-free Water Filtration - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Develop and implement water filtration systems that do not require harmful chemicals, improving access to clean and safe drinking water and reducing environmental impact.
Industry Implications
1. Renewable Energy - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Invest in the development and scaling of solar-powered water distillation systems and their integration with existing renewable energy infrastructure.
2. Water Purification - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Create affordable and scalable water distillation systems that can be easily deployed to provide access to clean drinking water in under-resourced areas.
3. Environmental Sustainability - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Develop and market chemical-free water filtration systems which are environmentally friendly and contribute towards improved sustainability in water management.
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