Journal of Thermal Engineering
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Experimental investigation on thermal augmentation methods for high-yield solar desalination systems
For saline or wastewater, solar distillation is a suitable, environmentally friendly technique for purifying water. The problem is that there is no distillation process that produces salt water, and that salt water used on plants may cause plant death. The techniques described in this work aim to en
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