The Skoog Buoy Capillary Sweating Liana (SCSL)
Published on by Göran Skoog, Founder & Lead Innovator at S.k.o.o.g Architecture
The Skoog Buoy (SCSL) is a 12-meter industrial-scale atmospheric water generator designed for coastal regions. This purely mechanical system utilizes the constant 4°C temperature of the deep sea to create natural condensation without the need for electricity or external pumps.
Key Technical Specs:
Capacity: 500,000 liters/day per buoy (Scalable up to 5 million liters/day in series).
Self-Pumping: Uses internal expansion pressure to transport water to shore.
Zero Waste: No brine production, protecting marine ecosystems.
Lifespan: Engineered for 40-50 years with minimal maintenance and no filters to change.
Model: Fully Open Source (CC BY 4.0).
Documentation: Full technical details available via CERN's Zenodo DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18483339
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