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Effect of dye on the performance of a double basin solar still

G.C. Pandey

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The use of single basin solar stills for water distillation has been well demonstrated. However, the amount of distilled water produced per unit area is fairly low which makes the single basin solar still unacceptable in situations where space is a limitation. Malik has suggested a new conceptual design of a double basin solar still to overcome the above problem partially. The relative results obtained on a double basin as opposed to a single basin solar still are reported here with reference to (a) its performance, (b) the effect of dye in the lower basin, and (c) the effect of maintaining the raw water level in the basins.

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The use of single basin solar stills for water distillation has been well demonstrated. However, the amount of distilled water produced per unit area is fairly low which makes the single basin solar still unacceptable in situations where space is a limitation. Malik has suggested a new conceptual design of a double basin solar still to overcome the above problem partially. The relative results obtained on a double basin as opposed to a single basin solar still are reported here with reference to (a) its performance, (b) the effect of dye in the lower basin, and (c) the effect of maintaining the raw water level in the basins.

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The use of single basin solar stills for water distillation has been well demonstrated. However, the amount of distilled water produced per unit area is fairly low which makes the single basin solar still unacceptable in situations where space is a limitation. Malik has suggested a new conceptual design of a double basin solar still to overcome the above problem partially. The relative results obtained on a double basin as opposed to a single basin solar still are reported here with reference to (a) its performance, (b) the effect of dye in the lower basin, and (c) the effect of maintaining the raw water level in the basins.

Key concepts: Solar still, Structural basin, Distilled water, Distillation, Environmental science, Hydrology (agriculture), Geology, Chemistry

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