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  • A. Matyakubov
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Abstract

This chapter discusses the development of a highly efficient and inexpensive saltwater desalination installation using renewable energy sources such as solar energy. The implementation of the installation proposed in this chapter is more rational and efficient than the previously existing installations. The results of studies comparing the operation of the existing installation and the proposed installation for desalination of water proved the distinguishing characteristics of the developed installation by its productivity. It was determined that the use of the proposed installation is possible in areas with the most favorable climatic conditions. A detailed study using a theoretical approach has been carried out on solar water distillation technology. The study has revealed that this technology is very viable, capable of providing potable drinking water to rural communities remote from public potable water provision. The technology has demonstrated itself to be simple and cost-effective, making it affordable for the rural populace.

Abstract

This chapter discusses the development of a highly efficient and inexpensive saltwater desalination installation using renewable energy sources such as solar energy. The implementation of the installation proposed in this chapter is more rational and efficient than the previously existing installations. The results of studies comparing the operation of the existing installation and the proposed installation for desalination of water proved the distinguishing characteristics of the developed installation by its productivity. It was determined that the use of the proposed installation is possible in areas with the most favorable climatic conditions. A detailed study using a theoretical approach has been carried out on solar water distillation technology. The study has revealed that this technology is very viable, capable of providing potable drinking water to rural communities remote from public potable water provision. The technology has demonstrated itself to be simple and cost-effective, making it affordable for the rural populace.

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Contents V
  3. List of authors VII
  4. Chapter 1 Use of digital systems in the design system of photovoltaic solar stations 1
  5. Chapter 2 Potential wind energy in Turkmenistan 21
  6. Chapter 3 Potential of using biogas technology in Turkmenistan 31
  7. Chapter 4 Energy efficiency 45
  8. Chapter 5 Latent renewable energy in Turkmenistan 57
  9. Chapter 6 Approximate stochastic simulation algorithms 67
  10. Chapter 7 The role of supply chain management in the construction industry 95
  11. Chapter 8 Selection of threshold in binary graphs of biological networks 121
  12. Chapter 9 Model selection criteria with bootstrap algorithms: applications in biological networks 133
  13. Chapter 10 Technocracy in Governance: new directions in city functioning and urban planning 149
  14. Chapter 11 Outlier detection in biomedical data: ECG-focused approaches 161
  15. Chapter 12 Optimization of debt collection strategies for South African banks with machine learning models 183
  16. Chapter 13 Performance of six turbulence models in predicting two-phase flow on a hydraulic test bench 209
  17. Index 231
https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110717655-004

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Contents V
  3. List of authors VII
  4. Chapter 1 Use of digital systems in the design system of photovoltaic solar stations 1
  5. Chapter 2 Potential wind energy in Turkmenistan 21
  6. Chapter 3 Potential of using biogas technology in Turkmenistan 31
  7. Chapter 4 Energy efficiency 45
  8. Chapter 5 Latent renewable energy in Turkmenistan 57
  9. Chapter 6 Approximate stochastic simulation algorithms 67
  10. Chapter 7 The role of supply chain management in the construction industry 95
  11. Chapter 8 Selection of threshold in binary graphs of biological networks 121
  12. Chapter 9 Model selection criteria with bootstrap algorithms: applications in biological networks 133
  13. Chapter 10 Technocracy in Governance: new directions in city functioning and urban planning 149
  14. Chapter 11 Outlier detection in biomedical data: ECG-focused approaches 161
  15. Chapter 12 Optimization of debt collection strategies for South African banks with machine learning models 183
  16. Chapter 13 Performance of six turbulence models in predicting two-phase flow on a hydraulic test bench 209
  17. Index 231
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