An Experimental Study on a New Design of Double Slope Solar Still with External Flatted and Internal Parabolic Reflectors

  • Sebaey M
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Abstract

The world demand for potable water is increasing steadily with growing population. Desalination using solar energy is suitable for potable water production from brackish and seawater. In this paper, we presents design, fabrication and testing of double slope solar still with external flatted and internal parabolic reflectors and also optimization of external flat reflector tilt angle for Egyptian climatic conditions. The external flat reflector tilted at (30°, 45°, 60° and 75°) on the horizontal plane. The depth of water inside basin still is 1cm. Experimental results were compared with conventional double slope solar still. Optimum tilt angle is found to be 60° with a maximum daily productivity of 9.89 lit/m 2 .

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Sebaey, M. S. E.-. (2013). An Experimental Study on a New Design of Double Slope Solar Still with External Flatted and Internal Parabolic Reflectors. IOSR Journal of Mechanical and Civil Engineering, 9(6), 40–54. https://doi.org/10.9790/1684-0964054

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