@@kazero8759 It's just too complicated to convert the air conditioner to get the water. The dehumidifier idea easily creates water, but it is not sanitary, and must be filtered an sanitized.
Yazden, thank you for your selfless act as Giving people the knowledge of water production in stead of coming up with a BIG SOB Story and selling it on line for $39.95, Humanity has to quit thinking about themselves and start thinking about Each other. God Bless You!
good job. you make youtube worth watching. not advertising something but showing us how to make something of value. For this you get the youtube academy thumbs up award. I just subscribed.... to a million and beyond
Brilliant the best and simplest demonstration of the principle of pulling water out of the air that I have seen! Thank you for this condensed and easily understood demonstration!
This is exactly what was getting around my mind. However I wanted to make it like a rectangle but it was really hard to make it cold around the air condenser. So its a genius idea to let it be underground to make it right. Thx alot.
This is brilliant. You actually do no need to install it in the ground. It can be installed in the roof. As long as there is a differential temperature between the incoming air and the air surrounding the copper pipe, water can be extracted
Some ideas: 1) Using a copper steel wool instead of copper coil. 2) Put a Peltier heater/cooler on the bottom of the fan with the cool side inside. Just my two cents!
Hello Brian! Do I understand it right that you mean to fill up the whole tube with copper steel wool, instead of spiralling the air through a copper pipe?
Good Project , Buen Proyecto. Cuando lo termines yo quiero uno. Good project When you finish it I want one ☝️. Un Saludo desde Miami. A greeting ☝️from Miami.🤗
Thank you so much for using your wonderful God-given intelligence for the betterment of all of us in this plane may God bless you and everything that you do
You could easily make the outer metal tube from vegetable cans, and other items from a local store. In stead of burying the generator in the ground, I would bury a tall plastic pail, like an empty 20L paint pail, with a removable top, so you can let the fan stay above the ground, but covered with a dark cover that has a dust filter, and you can take it out to get the water.
Actually an AWG would be substantially worse for the environment than bottled water due to the enormous energy requirements. www.deepdyve.com/lp/springer-journals/environmental-assessment-of-air-to-water-machines-triangulation-to-XbMgzzBHuh The solution to floating plastics is legislation (require reverse logistics, charge customers a tax for all single use plastics, etc.). Some countries in Europe have enacted these and seen significant reductions as a result. Replacing them completely with sustainable alternatives (e.g. made from hemp) is another possible solution.
@@paddyjoe1884 - Paddy while I do agree with the proposed solution for the plastic, I strongly believe that IF (big IF) the governments decided to do some research, the energy cost WOULD come down. For example, why aren't people talking about compressed air for energy? Because it tips the cart of world politics. So it IS a choice to not research cheaper cleaner energy. Keep people hungry & sick, no clean water, and they keep on begging you, you get votes, scams... suffering is profitable business for some. For e.g., we KNOW sugar is more addictive than cocaine, why isn't it banned? Pharma, Insurance, Politics, etc. Stay safe Paddy Joe. I'll read your link now. 🙂
@@arpitadatta2711 The energy cost can't come down its basic physics. To condense water from a gas into a liquid takes several million joules per kg. At best you can get 2-4 litres of water per kWh, while reverse osmosis yields 250 L/kwh, ground water pumping 1000 L/kWh and conventional water treatment 1500 L/kWh. You can't beat the laws of thermodynamics. daryanenergyblog.wordpress.com/2020/05/23/watery-delusions/
Yazdan, thank you, so much for your great contribution to the world in crisis. Did you try a bigger fan and a bigger cylinder to be able to collect more water? If we could get at least 10 gallons we could store it in a tank.
Thank you! I have not tried it but more air flow, larger surface area for condensation and, the most important factor, bigger temperature difference can definitely improve the efficiency and generate more water in the right environment.
I have come across similar cooling ideas to this but this is quite interesting.. the cooling chamber housing the wounded copper pipe with the fan for air intake at the top is really a great idea. My prototype has a similar design but I was stuck on cheap condensation ideas. Using the ground is definitely a great idea, was wandering if you are still working on improvements on this design cuz i would love to collaborate. I have a few other ideas to make the design more efficient cost effectively.
Thank you for your interest. I'm currently working on other projects with my students but I would be so happy to see your improved, more efficient design. I hope you make a video and share it with everyone. Good luck
I am interested in trying to do a larger scale real world non profit installation of something like this in the Philippines. Would either of you like to collaborate on this or provide any lessons learned potential improvements you have discovered over the years?
I have a dehumidifier that collects a LOT of water (several gallons several times per day) from the humidity in the air where I live. It is powered by electricity but I imagine if you have solar power you could power it from that.
That's awesome, I've been thinking how to do something like that on a large scale. The earth supposedly creates new water in the earyhs mante from hydrogen and oxygen but unless there is a fissure from it pretty close to the surface where you live it is cost prohibitive to access it. Thanks man.
Neat prototype! How does the air escape after passing through the coil when the unit is buried in the ground? Did you dig a slightly larger area around the unit? I can imagine air that doesn't have as much moisture in it can rise up but it should have the space to escape. Curious how you handled that.
and thats ignoring the fact that in order to get 1kg of water from the air you need 2.25 megajoules of energy per kg making it very energy inefficient and no matter what advancement in technology take place that energy requirement won't change as Homer said "in this house we obey the laws of thermodynamics!!!"
It seems to be a rehashing of Fontus (who went bust) or Waterseer (on the run from the FTC after defrauding investors). Perhaps he should consider doing a collaborative video with Thunderf00t, that would be worth a watch ;) ua-cam.com/video/aPvXnmBIO7o/v-deo.html
@@belindagonez5790 Well I suppose if you happen to have a few square metres of PV handy...or you could just use that same power to run a water filtration system and a pump, which would yield far more water (hundreds of times more per kWh). daryanenergyblog.wordpress.com/2020/05/23/watery-delusions/
Following cos your real bro cool vid. I just came across an ad on yt advertising the complete water freedom system by Chris Burns. The title captured my attention right away, create free water out of air, okay so I clicked to know more. What followed was a 20 min video, where he never even got to the product until after 16 minutes into the video, and the price near the end. I'm not interested in any of that, this is an excellent video bro thanks.
Well done, As always the theoretical one off proves the the principle. The real test is production, practicality and cost effectiveness when scaled up.
Hello Mr Yazdan! Thank you for this brilliant idea :D I'm going to try this out in the coming weeks at our ecocommunity lands in an arid area in Southern Portugal. I am not a big technician so i have some questions that are maybe very easy for you but would mean a great deal of help to me: 1. if you put this pipe in the ground and turn on the fan, what happens with the air that moves down the copper coil? Where does it flow when it hits the bottom of the coil? => Do I need to make an attached pipe at the bottom of the copper coil so that the air that is vented into it, can also leave through a sidehatch? 2. does the condense happen on the outside of the copper coil, or on the inside? 3. how humid was the air (+ -) in which you tried this out to reach one cup per 24hours? 4. was that cup around 200ml / 250ml? 5. how much temperature difference is minimum needed to reach the condensationpoint on the copper spiral? 6. i read in the comments someone said to use copper steel wool instead of a copper coil. How would I place the copper steel wool inside the 'toilettube'? 7. what happens when the temperature above ground is a lot colder than the temperature under ground (which happens at night in our area)? Does it have the same condensing effect? Thank you in advance! Anaïs
My dear man. You should have used something like a glass bottle and wrapped copper tube around to coil it up. Also- extending the coil (making it a lot longer, would also help
Imagine using atmospheric condensers at the top of a closed cistern of salt water or even raw sewage. You could reclaim water with this invention as well
Thank you for sharing your knowledge, it's a great video. My question is, do the other end of the copper tube open for breeze to flow through ?, Thanks.
Great device, I wonder if you would collect more if you used a lot of coiled thin copper wire? also if you added a peltier device a larger solar panel and a peltier device to power it you could produce a lot more water with your system?
Came here to get inspiration for my own project, thanks. Added challenge, is not using solarpanel/fan. How would you tackle that? I am trying to generate som hot air updraft and the force it to my could surface inside a sheed in my carden. But I dont think I can get it to work
Just an idea. Why not use another metal pipe, just a bit wider. Paint it black and let the sun heat the air in this pipe so it ries ans sucks unheated air into the cupper coipl. That would eliminate the electronics. The hight of the pipe/chimney will deside the efectivity of the movement. Havn't tried it but, I live in Sweden were it rains plenty...
Wow. Nice design. Super compact cheap and easy. Dont get much better than that. Im thinking about a bigger one using a piece of stove pipe and a larger fan with a better draw along with a 2 liter bottle. Unless that was the size you used? What size bottle is it? Also what is the purpose of the holes on the bottom of the tube? Seems to me between that and the loose fit of the cup it would lose efficiency. Maybe a bit bigger solar panel would be needed too. Finally I think I will try setting it up down in the earths stable point... to take advantage of the geothermal temp difference. Set up a bunch and BAM. Cant wait to try this out myself this summer. Namaste :)
Great video: I have two questions/concerns: 1. Did you taste the water then? How was the taste? 2. Are the other minerals (such as iron, zinc, copper, iodine, calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, fluoride, sodium, potassium, and chloride) required to infuse in the water to make the drinking water healthy or it is just safe and healthy to drink the water directly coming from this technique. 3. Are there any negative environmental implications in this method?
Thank you. I have tasted it and it didn't taste great! Because it wasn't treated and perhaps not very healthy to drink it unless it's an emergency or it's used for other purposes than drinking. And no negative environmental impact.
@@MrYazdan Essentially, fresh collected water isn't that safe to drink. But there are some simple ways to filter it. The State of Texas actually has official instructions for collecting and filtering rainwater.
@@MrYazdan here is the link do download the manual. They have storage and filtration covered here. Maybe you could adapt it to your design. www.twdb.texas.gov/publications/brochures/conservation/doc/RainwaterHarvestingManual_3rdedition.pdf
Would have been cool to see it actually working! Figure out a way for the water to drip out and than not up at the end of process so the water has to work against gravity!
آقا دمت گرم . ویدئو خوبی بود . برای افزایش بازدهی میشه سطح تماس لوله مسی و خاک رو بالا برد ، تا زودتر سرد بشه . همچنین اگه در عمق بیش از یک متر قرار بگیره باز هم اختلاف دمایی رو بیشتر میکنه . الان داشتم به این فکر میکردم که شاید بشه از رادیاتور ماشین هم استفاده کرد . البته با یک لایه رنگ برای اینکه تو خاک نپوسه . چون لوله های زیادی داره و سطح تماسش با خاک زیاد میشه . شاید بتونه حتی یک لیتر در شبانه روز تولید کنه !
@@MrYazdan مساله دیگه ای هم که میشه ازش استفاده کرد اختلاف دمایی شب و روز هست در یک مستند بودم در بیابان بدون باران خرچنگی زندگی میکرد که چاله ای در زمین میکند تا روزها خنک تر باشه و شب بیرون میرفت تا بدنش سرد بشه ، وقتی دوباره به داخل چاله میرفت چون بدنش سردتر از دمای چاله بود روی بدنش قطرات آب تشکیل میشد و اون آب رو میخورد! این ایده ای برام شد که تو فکر سیستم باشم که بتونه با هم در هوای سرد و هم هوای گرم تولید آب داشته باشه
Most AIR is underground. That is one of the DIY AIRCON without Electricity; by a hole where air be cooled then goes to the tube the house. Our fridge is producing water in the form of ice. One time, i will feed a coiled copper on the freezer and have the water coming out from the coil in a jar.
This was an amazing and easy to make project plus it's budget friendly. I am looking forward to make this AWG to integrate it with one of my IoT projects which uses Arduino to automatically water plants by measuring the moisture, is there any way i can contact you to ask about the insights of the project? I need to make this for an internation IoT based competition. I'd be highly obliged, thank you. :)
Hello! Did you proceed with your project? In case: did you manage to make such a functioning system? I had the same idea last week and I am planning to experiment a bit. I'm a Belgian environmental/bio engineer working in waste management so I was also wondering to what extent such a concept could be made "circular". Add me on LInkedIn if you are still interested: Alderik Scheirlinckx.
Can this be adapted to be put into a container of sail that is above ground? So you can access the cpollected water more easily? You could put a box or drum of soil on a table 1/2m tall...
Interesting Idea but just a fan might not be able to condense water in hot areas like India . But what if we use a peltlier module to create ice cold water that will run through the coil ? Will it work?
Thank you. The fan is to blow the air into the pipe/coil not to condense it. Condensation happens due to the difference between the underground and overground temperature. Which is not very efficient if the difference is not high. Peltier has its own problem. Please watch one of my latest video that I've used peltier in a bottle.
@@MrYazdan Hmm But I will not be able to get my project underground But if peltier plate is managed properly with good heatsink and that water is used for condensing will it work?
I am planning to do this kind of project with some modifications I made air filter at the starting and construction an chamber which uses room heater principal and heats up air upto 105.4•C making it an evoparator chamber and through an copper coil connected to condensor I am going to do surface condensation and collect the water and give to home made water purifier but I have some doubt regarding construction/design of evoparator chamber and making of condensator can you plz help me
I wanted to ask that could you help me doing an mini condensor so that it makes AWG complete,in water filter I mentioned also includes mineral cartridge which adds minerals back to water because it is not safe to drink reverse osmosised water directly
Hi. I don't know why you want to evaporate the water. Are you making a filtering system? Also I don't know how I'm possible to help you as my condensation system is based on the temperature difference between overground and underground.
I don't evoparator the water I will take the air from surrounding and raise its temperature,by doing surface condensation the temperature drops and convets into water,filtration was being part of this and in that I am going to add some minerals using mineral cartridge.Yes , underground and overground has lot of difference but I am asking that do you have any ideas regarding making of an regular surface condensor,if this section was done then I am complete this AWG
I am making an filtering system and added it as an part of this,and not connected as fixed so anyone can purify any unclean water,sea water,rain water etc, which can be also helpful for those and don't have to depend on one particular thing.
Hey man thanks me and my mate are trying to use aptmospheric water generation to make a self sustainable cooking pot well just me at the moment maybe sometime you could tell me how it could be made more efficient
Efficiency in this case mostly rely on the relative humidity and the sun. But more powerful solar cells and fan, longer condenser and bigger temperature difference between the air and the ground, increase the efficiency too.
I like your prototype, and me too i'm making some designs to make a water atmospheric collector with peltier module and solar, i just still waiting them to arrive. One peltier module is sufficient to make water or not ? Please
Thank you! Peltier plates are not easy to handle due to the heat exchange difficulty. Unless you have a very efficient heat sink and more than one plate. Good luck 👍
2 ?'s 1) what is preventing the cup from blocking the holes at the bottom of the toilet paper tube? 2) I forget ...no now I remember - would water collect faster the more powerful the fan?
1) There's a gap between the cup and the tube. The cup is loose. 2) Not really. The temperature difference and surface area are the most important factors for water collection.
Watch another version of my design here please: ua-cam.com/video/ytGhvrRmxb8/v-deo.html
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@@naveedzahid9272 Thanks 👍
@@kazero8759 depends how clean your air conditioner is. I would filter it first.
Unfortunately, it's a very complicated example of something that does not work. Please delete the video until your new design does work.
@@kazero8759 It's just too complicated to convert the air conditioner to get the water.
The dehumidifier idea easily creates water, but it is not sanitary, and must be filtered an sanitized.
Yazden, thank you for your selfless act as Giving people the knowledge of water production in stead of coming up with a BIG SOB Story and selling it on line for $39.95, Humanity has to quit thinking about themselves and start thinking about Each other. God Bless You!
Thank you
I know whom you speak of. Lol it's why I'm looking for alternatives.
good job. you make youtube worth watching. not advertising something but showing us how to make something of value. For this you get the youtube academy thumbs up award. I just subscribed.... to a million and beyond
Thank you for your kind comment!
Oh its very nice idea .I am from India.I made this for my science exhibition and won the first prize. And now it's the year 2024🎉🎉🎉🎉
Proof of concept. I'm glad to know that brilliant young men are applying themselves to worth causes
Brilliant the best and simplest demonstration of the principle of pulling water out of the air that I have seen! Thank you for this condensed and easily understood demonstration!
Thank you 😊
Thinking of moving to Nicaragua and expanding on your design for water consumption and producing hydrogen gas for fuel. Thanks for the basics.
This is exactly what was getting around my mind. However I wanted to make it like a rectangle but it was really hard to make it cold around the air condenser. So its a genius idea to let it be underground to make it right. Thx alot.
You're welcome
@@MrYazdan would this only work in the underground?
YES SIR, finally a project instead of the language game.❇❇❇
I've missed making science videos too ;)
@@MrYazdan We missed seeing you TRY to make good videos, just kinding. we did miss those great videos.
😐😂
This is brilliant. You actually do no need to install it in the ground. It can be installed in the roof. As long as there is a differential temperature between the incoming air and the air surrounding the copper pipe, water can be extracted
Absolutely. The higher the temperature difference, the more the water extraction. 👍
@@MrYazdan Have you done any testing on the quality of the water extracted from the copper pipes?
@@alf8652 No quality testing but I drank it and still alive 😂
Love this. Ingenious & cheap, so that’s fabulous. Plz make larger one
Some ideas:
1) Using a copper steel wool instead of copper coil.
2) Put a Peltier heater/cooler on the bottom of the fan with the cool side inside.
Just my two cents!
Copper steel wool is clever. 😉👍
Hello Brian! Do I understand it right that you mean to fill up the whole tube with copper steel wool, instead of spiralling the air through a copper pipe?
Good Project , Buen Proyecto. Cuando lo termines yo quiero uno. Good project When you finish it I want one ☝️. Un Saludo desde Miami. A greeting ☝️from Miami.🤗
Thank you so much for using your wonderful God-given intelligence for the betterment of all of us in this plane may God bless you and everything that you do
You could easily make the outer metal tube from vegetable cans, and other items from a local store. In stead of burying the generator in the ground, I would bury a tall plastic pail, like an empty 20L paint pail, with a removable top, so you can let the fan stay above the ground, but covered with a dark cover that has a dust filter, and you can take it out to get the water.
yes, better since having only a tube from down in the ground only creates another problem - gravity! How to force the water out to be used.
AND we get rid of the floating plastics. Imagine the possibilities of this ... a big Thank you.
Actually an AWG would be substantially worse for the environment than bottled water due to the enormous energy requirements.
www.deepdyve.com/lp/springer-journals/environmental-assessment-of-air-to-water-machines-triangulation-to-XbMgzzBHuh
The solution to floating plastics is legislation (require reverse logistics, charge customers a tax for all single use plastics, etc.). Some countries in Europe have enacted these and seen significant reductions as a result. Replacing them completely with sustainable alternatives (e.g. made from hemp) is another possible solution.
@@paddyjoe1884 - Paddy while I do agree with the proposed solution for the plastic, I strongly believe that IF (big IF) the governments decided to do some research, the energy cost WOULD come down. For example, why aren't people talking about compressed air for energy? Because it tips the cart of world politics. So it IS a choice to not research cheaper cleaner energy. Keep people hungry & sick, no clean water, and they keep on begging you, you get votes, scams... suffering is profitable business for some. For e.g., we KNOW sugar is more addictive than cocaine, why isn't it banned? Pharma, Insurance, Politics, etc.
Stay safe Paddy Joe. I'll read your link now. 🙂
@@arpitadatta2711 The energy cost can't come down its basic physics. To condense water from a gas into a liquid takes several million joules per kg. At best you can get 2-4 litres of water per kWh, while reverse osmosis yields 250 L/kwh, ground water pumping 1000 L/kWh and conventional water treatment 1500 L/kWh. You can't beat the laws of thermodynamics.
daryanenergyblog.wordpress.com/2020/05/23/watery-delusions/
Yazdan, thank you, so much for your great contribution to the world in crisis. Did you try a bigger fan and a bigger cylinder to be able to collect more water? If we could get at least 10 gallons we could store it in a tank.
Thank you! I have not tried it but more air flow, larger surface area for condensation and, the most important factor, bigger temperature difference can definitely improve the efficiency and generate more water in the right environment.
Thank you, so much for your prompt response!!!!
Thanks Mr Yazadan
I am going to make it for the dessert which is near to my house, I was really in need to such a basic and useful information
Superb! The simplicity is genius. Thank you so much for sharing.
Thank you!
I have come across similar cooling ideas to this but this is quite interesting.. the cooling chamber housing the wounded copper pipe with the fan for air intake at the top is really a great idea. My prototype has a similar design but I was stuck on cheap condensation ideas. Using the ground is definitely a great idea, was wandering if you are still working on improvements on this design cuz i would love to collaborate. I have a few other ideas to make the design more efficient cost effectively.
Thank you for your interest. I'm currently working on other projects with my students but I would be so happy to see your improved, more efficient design. I hope you make a video and share it with everyone. Good luck
I am interested in trying to do a larger scale real world non profit installation of something like this in the Philippines. Would either of you like to collaborate on this or provide any lessons learned potential improvements you have discovered over the years?
Bravo! I was wondering how I am going to be able to get water to an off-grid piece of land. This on a larger scale will surely do the job~
I have a dehumidifier that collects a LOT of water (several gallons several times per day) from the humidity in the air where I live. It is powered by electricity but I imagine if you have solar power you could power it from that.
This is awesome. We would love it if you provided a sketch of your design, showing all the components.
Thank you. There is a diagram of the design in the video also I've gone through all the components needed too.
Bro you rock man! Superb.. This idea will work even better if you dig 10 feet deep in ground and use geothermal temp difference!
Thank you. 10 feet down is definitely cooler and provides better temperature difference. Geothermal is way deeper and it's hot!
Congratulations and well done. Thank you for your effort and intelligence.
Thankyou, youy video inspired me to make air to water generator in Indonesia
Great to hear you're inspired with this project. I'm sure you'll make a better, more efficient, one. Good luck
That's awesome, I've been thinking how to do something like that on a large scale. The earth supposedly creates new water in the earyhs mante from hydrogen and oxygen but unless there is a fissure from it pretty close to the surface where you live it is cost prohibitive to access it. Thanks man.
You're welcome. Thank you for your interest 👍
The fundamental idea for atmospheric water generation. Thanks.
Neat prototype! How does the air escape after passing through the coil when the unit is buried in the ground? Did you dig a slightly larger area around the unit? I can imagine air that doesn't have as much moisture in it can rise up but it should have the space to escape. Curious how you handled that.
*Congratulations! You invented...the dehumidifier with a filter, decades old technology.*
and thats ignoring the fact that in order to get 1kg of water from the air you need 2.25 megajoules of energy per kg making it very energy inefficient and no matter what advancement in technology take place that energy requirement won't change
as Homer said "in this house we obey the laws of thermodynamics!!!"
Vineeth Philip Duh solar energy
It seems to be a rehashing of Fontus (who went bust) or Waterseer (on the run from the FTC after defrauding investors). Perhaps he should consider doing a collaborative video with Thunderf00t, that would be worth a watch ;)
ua-cam.com/video/aPvXnmBIO7o/v-deo.html
@@belindagonez5790 Well I suppose if you happen to have a few square metres of PV handy...or you could just use that same power to run a water filtration system and a pump, which would yield far more water (hundreds of times more per kWh).
daryanenergyblog.wordpress.com/2020/05/23/watery-delusions/
Super cool, if I had one of these for every tree in my orchard, I’d be good to go!
oh wow, a dehumidifier!
Following cos your real bro cool vid. I just came across an ad on yt advertising the complete water freedom system by Chris Burns. The title captured my attention right away, create free water out of air, okay so I clicked to know more. What followed was a 20 min video, where he never even got to the product until after 16 minutes into the video, and the price near the end. I'm not interested in any of that, this is an excellent video bro thanks.
Brilliant Dr Yazdan. Have you developed this so that it can collect enough for a village?
Well done, As always the theoretical one off proves the the principle. The real test is production,
practicality and cost effectiveness when scaled up.
wow! your vid was amzing! you deffinetly inspired me to do something for the inviriment! thaks alot
Thank you. I'm glad you're inspired and I'm sure you can do better than me. Good luck 😊
You mean the environment?
@@IHGChick You're deffinetly amzing, thaks alot for pointing it out.
gather rain for water needs, and absorb thunders for energy needs...there you are!!! :)
Hello Mr Yazdan! Thank you for this brilliant idea :D
I'm going to try this out in the coming weeks at our ecocommunity lands in an arid area in Southern Portugal.
I am not a big technician so i have some questions that are maybe very easy for you but would mean a great deal of help to me:
1. if you put this pipe in the ground and turn on the fan, what happens with the air that moves down the copper coil? Where does it flow when it hits the bottom of the coil?
=> Do I need to make an attached pipe at the bottom of the copper coil so that the air that is vented into it, can also leave through a sidehatch?
2. does the condense happen on the outside of the copper coil, or on the inside?
3. how humid was the air (+ -) in which you tried this out to reach one cup per 24hours?
4. was that cup around 200ml / 250ml?
5. how much temperature difference is minimum needed to reach the condensationpoint on the copper spiral?
6. i read in the comments someone said to use copper steel wool instead of a copper coil. How would I place the copper steel wool inside the 'toilettube'?
7. what happens when the temperature above ground is a lot colder than the temperature under ground (which happens at night in our area)? Does it have the same condensing effect?
Thank you in advance!
Anaïs
My dear man. You should have used something like a glass bottle and wrapped copper tube around to coil it up. Also- extending the coil (making it a lot longer, would also help
It is coil but you're right, longer is better 👍
This is incredible! Excellent idea. Definitely could be made bigger. Great.
Thank you
Imagine using atmospheric condensers at the top of a closed cistern of salt water or even raw sewage. You could reclaim water with this invention as well
Thank you for sharing your knowledge, it's a great video. My question is, do the other end of the copper tube open for breeze to flow through ?, Thanks.
You are the best!!!!! Thank you.
May God reward you
Maa Shaa Allah Jazaakallah
I bet that back packers would like to have a condensed version of this for emergencies.
I’m actually working on the backwater pack
Thank you for sharing, this is a great project.
Brilliant!
Great device, I wonder if you would collect more if you used a lot of coiled thin copper wire? also if you added a peltier device a larger solar panel and a peltier device to power it you could produce a lot more water with your system?
Thanks for the ideas.
You're welcome
@@MrYazdan Hope you've got a solar set up of your own, don't be passive at a time like this and never trust government...ijs
@@eyeswideshut2800 👍
Came here to get inspiration for my own project, thanks.
Added challenge, is not using solarpanel/fan. How would you tackle that?
I am trying to generate som hot air updraft and the force it to my could surface inside a sheed in my carden. But I dont think I can get it to work
i will be making one! love it!
Just an idea. Why not use another metal pipe, just a bit wider. Paint it black and let the sun heat the air in this pipe so it ries ans sucks unheated air into the cupper coipl. That would eliminate the electronics. The hight of the pipe/chimney will deside the efectivity of the movement. Havn't tried it but, I live in Sweden were it rains plenty...
Wow. Nice design. Super compact cheap and easy. Dont get much better than that. Im thinking about a bigger one using a piece of stove pipe and a larger fan with a better draw along with a 2 liter bottle. Unless that was the size you used? What size bottle is it? Also what is the purpose of the holes on the bottom of the tube? Seems to me between that and the loose fit of the cup it would lose efficiency. Maybe a bit bigger solar panel would be needed too. Finally I think I will try setting it up down in the earths stable point... to take advantage of the geothermal temp difference. Set up a bunch and BAM. Cant wait to try this out myself this summer. Namaste :)
Thank you. I'm happy that you're going to make your own and more efficient version. Those holes came with the tube 😂 no purpose.
Hello! Im interested if you were able to build a bigger version and what your results/findings are. Im about to give this a try in the coming weeks!
Great video: I have two questions/concerns:
1. Did you taste the water then? How was the taste?
2. Are the other minerals (such as iron, zinc, copper, iodine, calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, fluoride, sodium, potassium, and chloride) required to infuse in the water to make the drinking water healthy or it is just safe and healthy to drink the water directly coming from this technique.
3. Are there any negative environmental implications in this method?
Thank you. I have tasted it and it didn't taste great! Because it wasn't treated and perhaps not very healthy to drink it unless it's an emergency or it's used for other purposes than drinking. And no negative environmental impact.
@@MrYazdan Essentially, fresh collected water isn't that safe to drink. But there are some simple ways to filter it. The State of Texas actually has official instructions for collecting and filtering rainwater.
@@MrYazdan here is the link do download the manual. They have storage and filtration covered here. Maybe you could adapt it to your design.
www.twdb.texas.gov/publications/brochures/conservation/doc/RainwaterHarvestingManual_3rdedition.pdf
Would have been cool to see it actually working! Figure out a way for the water to drip out and than not up at the end of process so the water has to work against gravity!
How if we put the end of copper coin outside into the grond before coming back to the pipe, maybe it make cooler .
Thank you for your show.
Couldn't you just buy a dehumidifier? It does the same thing, just need to filter the water before drinking.
Expensive
It already is a dehumidifier....with a filter.
Experimenting is mastering the physics & buyer is just an user
آقا دمت گرم . ویدئو خوبی بود . برای افزایش بازدهی میشه سطح تماس لوله مسی و خاک رو بالا برد ، تا زودتر سرد بشه . همچنین اگه در عمق بیش از یک متر قرار بگیره باز هم اختلاف دمایی رو بیشتر میکنه .
الان داشتم به این فکر میکردم که شاید بشه از رادیاتور ماشین هم استفاده کرد . البته با یک لایه رنگ برای اینکه تو خاک نپوسه . چون لوله های زیادی داره و سطح تماسش با خاک زیاد میشه . شاید بتونه حتی یک لیتر در شبانه روز تولید کنه !
خیلی ممنون. بله فرمایش شما در مورد سطح تماس و عمق کاملا درسته. اگر بشه جریان گردش هوا رو هم بالا برد، قطعا بازدهی خیلی بیشتر میشه.
@@MrYazdan مساله دیگه ای هم که میشه ازش استفاده کرد اختلاف دمایی شب و روز هست
در یک مستند بودم در بیابان بدون باران خرچنگی زندگی میکرد که چاله ای در زمین میکند تا روزها خنک تر باشه و شب بیرون میرفت تا بدنش سرد بشه ، وقتی دوباره به داخل چاله میرفت چون بدنش سردتر از دمای چاله بود روی بدنش قطرات آب تشکیل میشد و اون آب رو میخورد!
این ایده ای برام شد که تو فکر سیستم باشم که بتونه با هم در هوای سرد و هم هوای گرم تولید آب داشته باشه
@@SiamakSadati بله روی این موضوع هم میشه کار کرد 👍
Bravo
hope you are fine marvellous project brother , please make more videos on it.
Thank you! I have another project on AWG and hopefully will upload it in near future.
What is AWG
reminds me of the process that happens with A/C unit. The water from their condensation could be used a drinking water
That's right. Just that, ideally, the water should be treated before drinking.
Thanks for this video. Is the copper pipe connected to the funnel?
Hay, how did you make it so the solar pannel stores energy during the day in a bank that uses it during night ?
Rechargeable battery and LDR
Called deep cycle batteries
EXCELLENT VID!!
Most AIR is underground. That is one of the DIY AIRCON without Electricity; by a hole where air be cooled then goes to the tube the house. Our fridge is producing water in the form of ice. One time, i will feed a coiled copper on the freezer and have the water coming out from the coil in a jar.
😄👍
u may attach peltier for cooling or use pressure tricks to condensing
Yes I have used peltier in another version. The link is pinned at the top.
If these machines take water from the surrounding air with this then cause droughts or possible a stop to rain?
Nice background
This was an amazing and easy to make project plus it's budget friendly. I am looking forward to make this AWG to integrate it with one of my IoT projects which uses Arduino to automatically water plants by measuring the moisture, is there any way i can contact you to ask about the insights of the project? I need to make this for an internation IoT based competition. I'd be highly obliged, thank you. :)
Hello! Did you proceed with your project? In case: did you manage to make such a functioning system? I had the same idea last week and I am planning to experiment a bit. I'm a Belgian environmental/bio engineer working in waste management so I was also wondering to what extent such a concept could be made "circular". Add me on LInkedIn if you are still interested: Alderik Scheirlinckx.
Did you end up trying it? I would be very happy and interested in watching a video on how your prototype worked..
Cool video man. Love your work awesome personally
Thank you
Can this be adapted to be put into a container of sail that is above ground? So you can access the cpollected water more easily? You could put a box or drum of soil on a table 1/2m tall...
Great idea!
Thank you
Dear yazdan jan, you had to show the functionality by showing the result and process of apply it under ground.hope you add these section ASAP
Gracias buena idea
Woww kerenn,salam dr Indonesia
Wonderful Project Sir 🍃
Thanks Rishi
Well played sir
Pretty interesting
Take some basic design/science/physics/maker space classes. Refine your vision. Good start. Stay with it.
Interesting Idea but just a fan might not be able to condense water in hot areas like India . But what if we use a peltlier module to create ice cold water that will run through the coil ? Will it work?
Thank you. The fan is to blow the air into the pipe/coil not to condense it. Condensation happens due to the difference between the underground and overground temperature. Which is not very efficient if the difference is not high. Peltier has its own problem. Please watch one of my latest video that I've used peltier in a bottle.
@@MrYazdan Hmm But I will not be able to get my project underground
But if peltier plate is managed properly with good heatsink and that water is used for condensing will it work?
@@krishnabansal9097 sure it will work. You just need a very efficient heatsink and the right amount of current for your peltier plate. Good luck 👍
I am planning to do this kind of project with some modifications I made air filter at the starting and construction an chamber which uses room heater principal and heats up air upto 105.4•C making it an evoparator chamber and through an copper coil connected to condensor I am going to do surface condensation and collect the water and give to home made water purifier but I have some doubt regarding construction/design of evoparator chamber and making of condensator can you plz help me
I wanted to ask that could you help me doing an mini condensor so that it makes AWG complete,in water filter I mentioned also includes mineral cartridge which adds minerals back to water because it is not safe to drink reverse osmosised water directly
Hi. I don't know why you want to evaporate the water. Are you making a filtering system? Also I don't know how I'm possible to help you as my condensation system is based on the temperature difference between overground and underground.
I don't evoparator the water I will take the air from surrounding and raise its temperature,by doing surface condensation the temperature drops and convets into water,filtration was being part of this and in that I am going to add some minerals using mineral cartridge.Yes , underground and overground has lot of difference but I am asking that do you have any ideas regarding making of an regular surface condensor,if this section was done then I am complete this AWG
I am making an filtering system and added it as an part of this,and not connected as fixed so anyone can purify any unclean water,sea water,rain water etc, which can be also helpful for those and don't have to depend on one particular thing.
Peltier plate might be the solution. I used it for different purpose in this video ua-cam.com/video/XhfaWZ2BYHY/v-deo.html
Freakin Genius!
Hey man thanks me and my mate are trying to use aptmospheric water generation to make a self sustainable cooking pot well just me at the moment maybe sometime you could tell me how it could be made more efficient
Efficiency in this case mostly rely on the relative humidity and the sun. But more powerful solar cells and fan, longer condenser and bigger temperature difference between the air and the ground, increase the efficiency too.
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ممنونم
Best idea
Thank you 👍
I'll do, hope it works
Good luck
Great Thank you
Thankyou Sir
I like your prototype, and me too i'm making some designs to make a water atmospheric collector with peltier module and solar, i just still waiting them to arrive.
One peltier module is sufficient to make water or not ? Please
Thank you! Peltier plates are not easy to handle due to the heat exchange difficulty. Unless you have a very efficient heat sink and more than one plate. Good luck 👍
Good information~!!
Is TECI 12706 is best for cooling
That's what I used for the other version. The video link is pinned on top comment.
Very informative!
So you hook up the funnel to the copper line? ? Pumping air through the copper line? ????
Yes the air goes through the cooler copper pipe (coil) where condensation happens.
Awesome Mate.
Thanks mate.
this guy is amaz balls. so trying this.
mr yazdan kinda gives me sypher pk vibes from the thumbnail
Mr Yasdan, do u have ur own mercy??
I do and I don't. I wear it but I don't sell it yet!
NICE..
2 ?'s 1) what is preventing the cup from blocking the holes at the bottom of the toilet paper tube? 2) I forget ...no now I remember - would water collect faster the more powerful the fan?
1) There's a gap between the cup and the tube. The cup is loose. 2) Not really. The temperature difference and surface area are the most important factors for water collection.
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