Solar still desalination systems: A comparative study and proposition of a new design based on the internet of things technique

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Solar still is the simplest form of solar desalination system, which allows freshwater production from a clean source of energy (solar radiation). Major research in this area focuses on improving the amount of daily production of desalinated water. Thus, a compromise between productivity, simplicity and economic feasibility should be taken into account. This work presents a brief overview of solar desalination systems existing in the literature, followed by a comparative study between different solar still designs. A new automatic solar still system is proposed, it consists of using a low-cost microcontroller with the Internet of Things for real-time monitoring of the solar still parameters (such as temperatures, relative humidity, and daily production of distilled water).

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Benghanem, M., Mellit, A., Emad, M., & Aljohani, A. (2021). Solar still desalination systems: A comparative study and proposition of a new design based on the internet of things technique. Desalination and Water Treatment, 239, 54–67. https://doi.org/10.5004/dwt.2021.27768

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