GTG Point of Use Atmospheric Water Generators are 100% independent of existing water resources or tainted municipal infrastructure. Freshwater p...
Published on by Allan Olbur, Chairman at Green Technology Global, Inc.
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Dear Sir, with all due respect, You will not like my comment, however I wrote it for your own benefit. Your idea of getting water from the atmosphere is pure nonsense, it is true, there are many who are trying this investment, however this will be a big failure for all of them. The amount of water available in the atmosphere is very small, please check the Psychrometric Charts, in the science of Thermodynamics, it shows there are 14 grams of water per kilogram of air which equals to 876 liters of air; which means you have to dry up about 20 meter cube of air to get half a cup of water (at 20 C and 20% relative humidity). See for yourself what are you up to....
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Mr. Louis, your comment is not accurate. Our AWGs successfully extract moisture from the air at controlled relative humidity and temperature at exactly the ratings of our production capabilities per day. Our customer satisfaction rating is 100% and they enjoy fresh drinking water daily. That is the distinction between making academic calculations vs. real-life production units. Green Technology Global is the world leader in manufacturing atmospheric water generators for fresh drinking water and agricultural requirements. I have spent my entire career of over 45 years in technology. If folks listen to your babble & nonsense there would be no development of data communications, space exploration, smart appliances. Technology evolves. Yes, there are many companies that have failed in the AWG market. Large mainframe computers ran on vacuum tubes and required massive rooms to house the common equipment. Now, the computing power of your laptop or desktop PC far exceeds the computing power of the mainframe and in most cases has very little heat throw-off. Visit our website to view the video on the homepage https://www.GreenTechnologyGlobal.com You will see a 5000L/1320 Gal per day production unit producing much more water than the 14 grams you reference.
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