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Our CanDew-2500™ Computer Simulations for selected locations are a valuable source of quantitative information for individuals and organizations planning to incorporate commercial-scale atmospheric water generators (AWGs) into their projects. These reports were produced by Roland Wahlgren; BSc, MA (Physical Geography) President of Canadian Dew Technologies, Inc.
The CanDew-2500™ machine represents an AWG with a water production rate of 2500 L/d at standard ambient conditions of 27°C; 60% relative humidity. If your machine's water production rate is a fraction or multiple of 2500 L/d (at the standard conditions) you can still use the computer simulation results. For example, if you have a 25 L/d machine, divide the simulated water production results by (2500/25) or 100. If you have a 3000 L/d machine, multiply the simulated water production results by (3000/2500) or 1.2.
The CanDew-2500™ Computer Simulations contents include:
Do you want CanDew-2500™ Computer Simulations for a location not listed here? Please send a note to Roland Wahlgren at [email protected].
The CanDew-2500™ machine represents an AWG with a water production rate of 2500 L/d at standard ambient conditions of 27°C; 60% relative humidity. If your machine's water production rate is a fraction or multiple of 2500 L/d (at the standard conditions) you can still use the computer simulation results. For example, if you have a 25 L/d machine, divide the simulated water production results by (2500/25) or 100. If you have a 3000 L/d machine, multiply the simulated water production results by (3000/2500) or 1.2.
The CanDew-2500™ Computer Simulations contents include:
- Introduction
- Atmospheric water vapour processing—how it works
- Water-from-air system monthly performance in selected locations; energy cost per unit volume of product water
- Bibliography and references
- Map of region
Do you want CanDew-2500™ Computer Simulations for a location not listed here? Please send a note to Roland Wahlgren at [email protected].