WO2003092847A2 - Water desalinization process and apparatus - Google Patents
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- C—CHEMISTRY; METALLURGY
- C02—TREATMENT OF WATER, WASTE WATER, SEWAGE, OR SLUDGE
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- B01D3/346—Distillation or related exchange processes in which liquids are contacted with gaseous media, e.g. stripping with one or more auxiliary substances the substance being a gas the gas being used for removing vapours, e.g. transport gas
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- C02—TREATMENT OF WATER, WASTE WATER, SEWAGE, OR SLUDGE
- C02F—TREATMENT OF WATER, WASTE WATER, SEWAGE, OR SLUDGE
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- the invention relates to a water desalinization process and device.
- FIG. 1 is cross sectional view of the invention.
- FIG. 2 is a top view of the blackened surface, wind walls and bottom shaft portion opening.
- FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the blackened surface, wind walls, bottom shaft portion opening, and bottom shaft portion.
- FIG. 4 depicts wind walls reflecting energy to the blackened surface.
- FIG. 5 depicts the Nenturi effect channeling heated air and water vapor into the bottom shaft portion opening.
- FIG. 6 depicts the heat transfer duct and the heat exchange to the heat transfer duct through the chamber upper zone, and the generally horizontal, stacked hollow cylinders.
- FIG. 7 depicts the generally horizontal stacked hollow cylinders with water droplets from condensation removing heat from air as it passes through the cascading droplets.
- the invention is a water desalinization device.
- the invention is designed to deliver a continuous supply of fresh water through desalinization of seawater.
- the invention 1 comprises a housing 2, preferably made of concrete, that has an upper zone 3 and a lower zone 4. Within the housing 2 are a series of interconnected chambers 5 with a first chamber 6 and a last chamber 7 in the series 5. The chambers are also preferably made of concrete.
- the upper shaft portion 12 opens 14 into the first chamber 6 of the series 5 and the bottom shaft portion 13 opens 15 adjacent to the blackened surface 16.
- Each of the chambers of the series has an upper zone 17 and a lower zone 18, as well as a plurality of sides 19, a ceiling 20, and a bottom 21.
- the sides 19 are formed with ribbed walls by the slip-form method, thus allowing the forms to be slipped up while the concrete mixture is poured down, thus allowing the chambers to be built quite large and tall, yet with increased strength.
- the water droplets that condensate on the sides 19 flow more easily through the folds in the sides and drip 23 to the lower zone 18 of the chamber.
- the ceilings 20 of the chambers are textured, preferably in an egg-crate-like surface, in order to provide surfaces with increased surface area for water to condensate on and drip 23 to the lower zone 18 of the chamber.
- Each of the chambers has at least one upper temperature zone and at least one lower temperature zone, each of which may be of a different temperature from the other upper and lower temperature zones of the other chambers.
- the bottom of each chamber 21, located within the lower zone 18, is a water collection basin 26 to collect the water drips 23.
- a blackened surface 16 is connected to the bottom shaft portion 13 and lies partially submerged 30 on the shore of a body of water 31.
- the blackened surface 16, preferably generally made of concrete and shore-like, through the absorption of solar energy, heats air and evaporates water as it is washed up onto the blackened surface by the wave action 32 of the water body 31.
- a water drainage throughway 33 at the lower zone 18 and bottom 21 of the chamber has a termination end 34 with an exit port 35 and is designed to drain desalinized water from the basin 26 and out the exit port 35 using gravity.
- At least one water reservoir 36 which may also be made of concrete, is connected to the water drainage throughway exit port 35 and is designed to retain water, also by using gravity.
- the heat transfer duct 40 has an influx portion 41 and an efflux portion 44 that undergoes a Venturi effect 45 as air leaves the structure.
- the influx portion 41 begins and opens 46 near the body of water 31 and serves as an air intake.
- the efflux portion 44 terminates and opens 47 at the air exhaust port 48 and expels warm air into the air exhaust port.
- FIG. 2 depicts the blackened surface 16 that is connected to the bottom shaft portion 13 and the bottom shaft portion opening 15.
- the blackened surface 16 preferably generally made of concrete or a combination of concrete and vinyl additives and shaped shore-like, is designed to be in contact with an external body of water 31, as waves 32 provide a constant supply of water to be evaporated and continuously clean the surface of salt residue.
- the concave wind walls 50 are designed to evaporate water generally into the bottom shaft portion opening 15.
- the concave wind walls 50 preferably white and made of concrete, are adjacent to the blackened surface 16, as seen in FIG. 4.
- the heat transfer duct influx 41 supply also can be seen here.
- the concave wind walls 50 are designed to be reflective surfaces to direct solar energy 51 to the blackened surface 16 to assist in water evaporation 52.
- the concave wind walls 50 also channel air and water vapor 52 towards the bottom shaft portion opening 15.
- the Venturi effect of the wind walls on the air movement increases the velocity and air pressure as slow moving air and water vapor moves towards the narrow end of the Venturi 53 from the bottom shaft portion opening 15 at the bottom shaft portion 13 thus becoming accelerated.
- FIG. 6 depicts heat rising 60 to the upper zone 17 of the chambers where it is absorbed by the heat transfer duct 40. This allows the cooler, water-laden air to condense on the egg-crate-like textured ceiling and drip down the folds in the walls, forming droplets 23 that fall to the basin 26 below.
- the horizontal hollow cylinders 61 are pitched slightly downward 62 in the direction of the airflow 63.
- the generally horizontally stacked hollow cylinders 61 direct air and water vapor 63 from one chamber to the next in the series 5 and allow water to drip 23 and drain to the basins 26 of the chambers. Condensation droplets 64 are shown flowing from, the lower end 65 of the horizontal hollow cylinders 61.
- the generally horizontally stacked hollow cylinders 61 downward pitch 62 allows water vapor to condensate and drip 64 through the directed air and water vapor 63 from the lower stacked hollow cylinders.
- This partial end view of horizontally stacked hollow cylinders 61 shows the cascade of water droplets 64 that removes heat, therefore cooling the warm air as it moves 63 through the cascade 64, allowing for increased condensation in the next chamber.
- the invention housing 2 preferably made of concrete, may reach heights of hundreds of feet (possibly over sixty meters in height); the size and ratios of the invention components are site-dependent. The height should prohibit contamination of the chambers 5 by non-evaporated water, including salt water.
- the blackened surface 16 may be composed of blended concrete, including vinyl additives, for wear resistance.
- the evaporation rate is increased due to the solar energy being absorbed by the blackened surface 16 and the increased surface temperature of the blackened surface.
- Rising air through the Venturi shaft draws a breeze through the bottom shaft portion opening 15 from over the body of water 31. This draft pushes rising hot air and evaporated water to the narrow end of the Venturi of the concave wind walls 50.
- the curved ends of the concave wind walls 50 maximize the collection of air flows from any given direction from above the surface of the body of water 31 and to redirect said air flows into the concave wind wall Venturi 53.
- the collected hot air and evaporated water are forced up the vertical Venturi wind shaft 10, causing an increase in air velocity and pressure.
- the water in the air begins to condense on the textured concrete ceiling 20 and/or ribbed sides 19 of the chambers. As water droplets fall 23, they are collected in a basin 26 at the bottom 21 of the chambers. The collected water flows by way of the water drainage throughway 33 from chamber to chamber and exits the housing at the water drainage exit port 35 where water is channeled to at least one water reservoir 36.
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NZ536005A NZ536005A (en) | 2002-05-02 | 2003-04-30 | Water desalinization process and apparatus using solar heating, condensation and the Venturi effect |
AU2003231258A AU2003231258B2 (en) | 2002-05-02 | 2003-04-30 | Water desalinization process and apparatus |
JP2004501024A JP2005524517A (en) | 2002-05-02 | 2003-04-30 | Method and structure for accelerating nature and allowing continuous supply of fresh water from salt water using solar, wind and wave energy |
MXPA04010729A MXPA04010729A (en) | 2002-05-02 | 2003-04-30 | Process and structure for superaccelerating nature, producing a continuous supply of fresh water from salt water by using solar, wind, and wave energy. |
EP03724394A EP1499408A4 (en) | 2002-05-02 | 2003-04-30 | Process and structure for superaccelerating nature, producing a continuous supply of fresh water from salt water by using solar, wind, and wave energy |
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