PRODUCING FRESH WATER FROM SEE WATER

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PRODUCING FRESH WATER FROM SEE WATER SEMIH DURMUS-EMRE TAMER

WATER SALT WATER FRESH WATER

WHY SHOULD WE DRINK FRESH WATER?

GETTING FRESH WATER FROM SALT WATER TO SEPERATE: PURE WATER SALT

METHODS FOR GETTING FRESH WATER DISTILLATION FLASH EVAPORATION FREEZE DISTILLATION REVERSE OSMOSIS

DISTILLATION

Freeze Distillation Freeze distillation depends on the fact that water with salt freezes at a lower temprature than does fresh water. So as we freeze salina water, ice that forms on the top is actually purer water. This process may be repeated several times to gain purer water.

Flash Evaporation In flash distillation,large quantities of salina water heated in pressure champers to beyond the boiling point. The superheated water is then introduced to a low pressure vessel, where it “flashes” in to steam. This steam-still superheated-helps to heat the water in the pressure champers on its way to be condensed as pure finished water.

OSMOSIS

REVERSE OSMOSIS

USAGE

SAUDI ARABIA KUWAIT The UNITED ARAB EMIRATES QATAR BAHRAIN