Solar power could help purify salt water
Summary
Here is how it works: The heat generated from the light that reflects off solar panels is put to use via a device attached to the underneath section of solar panels with “heat conduction layers.” The salt water is vaporized in one channel of the device, and condensed into fresh water in the second and third channels. According to a report, the research team produced up to 1.64 liters of water for every square meter of panels per hour. The potential with solar seems to be endless, with new ideas and concepts being created on how to harness the sun’s power almost on a weekly basis. And that leads us to a question we ask often, yet remains true: If solar is changing how we function as a globally society, imagine what it could do for your small- to mid-sized business. By adding commercial solar to your company’s facilities, you could potentially save thousands of dollars every month on your electricity bill.