Desalination system having rechargeable syphon conduit

Liquid purification or separation – Processes – Separating

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137142, 137152, 159903, 159DIG23, 202270, 203 10, 203DIG17, 210175, B63J 100, B01D 130

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052829790

ABSTRACT:
A desalination system includes a transfer conduit between a pool of salt water and a pool of desalinated water. The conduit is initially filled with water and is then elevated so that a portion of the conduit is above the syphon height of water at atmospheric pressure with the open ends of the conduit submerged below the respective pools. Using solar heat to create a temperature differential in the conduit, desalinated water vapor is transferred across a partial vacuum volume formed in the conduit.

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