| Ritchey's Windmill | |
Water! A
non-renewable resource of energy that will nearly vanish away in the coming
time! With the growing population and increase in the amount of water consumed
by people, drinking water may vanish from the earth soon!
Well, you don’t
need to worry about this! Scientists have started working on this project :)
Jonathan
Ritchey has invented the Watermill, which is an atmospheric water generator
that converts air into fresh water.
The latest technology
converts air into fresh and pure water at a cost of 3 cents/liter making this
gadget really handy and useful.. This gadget is usually invented for places where
clean water is not available or is available in small quantity! This Watermill
will be very handy for those who prefer eco-friendly and cost-effective
methods!
Atmospheric
water generators convert air into water when the temperature of the air becomes
saturated with enough water vapour that it begins to condense.
It samples
the air every 3 minutes to determine the most efficient time to convert the air
into water. Besides providing you clean and fresh water it will also tell you
when to change the carbon filter and the best thing is that it puts itself off
when it can't produce fresh water!!
On the invention
of this enormous gadget, Windmill, Ritchey said, “The unique thing about this
watermill is that it has intelligence.”
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The very first thing to keep in mind is to drink water that is boiled and filtered. Do not drink tap water as it isn’t potable (safe for drinking).
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