IIT Indore develops cost-effective water purification system for rural areas
IIT Indore has developed a solar-powered water purification system for remote and coastal areas. The system uses ISSG technology and photothermal materials to desalinate saline water efficiently. Metal oxide-based inks absorb solar radiation to produce steam from saltwater without external energy. This scalable, cost-effective method offers a low-energy alternative to traditional processes like reverse osmosis.
IIT Indore has developed a solar-powered water purification system for remote and coastal areas. The system uses ISSG technology and photothermal materials to desalinate saline water efficiently. Metal oxide-based inks absorb solar radiation to produce steam from saltwater without external energy. This scalable, cost-effective method offers a low-energy alternative to traditional processes like reverse osmosis.
