Category >> reverse osmosis

Mar 04
2008

Salty Water In...Fresh Water Out

Posted by Angela Baker in windmillwind powerreverse osmosiselectricityDelft University

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In many poor, third world countries, even having the resources to obtain electricity presents a problem.  Due to the lack of logistics, as well as the finances even if all of the logistics were in place, alternate methods are necessary in order


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