Reduced Boiling Point: as a means of tapping evaporation: Proposal for Karachi Pakistan / Cooling...

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Reduced Boiling Point

As a means of tapping evaporation

1By Mr. Bostan and Dr. Faisal Tajir

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Concept

• Reduce the pressure above water, it will boil at a much lower temperature.

• The water vapor introduced by the boiling can leave the system via a filter: that only allows monatomic molecules to pass through.

2By Mr. Bostan and Dr. Faisal Tajir

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Valve to fill water and remove air

Monatomic tensile membranes to let out

the vapor. Argon in air (10mbar) leaks in

from here.

The pressure above this water is greatly reduced. It boils at a

much reduced temperature: often

lower than the ambient

temperature

Instead of utilizing the low temperature of the water,

we can have the vapor passing across turbines,

giving mechanical energy.

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Reduced Boiling Point Karachi Celsius

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Ambient Temperature Karachi Celsius

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Maintainable Room Temperature in Karachi by RBP: Celsius

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Ambient Temperature minus RBP: Celsius

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Pressure difference available: if temperature drop is compromised (mbar)

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Best Solution (Electricity / Air Conditioning) for the Apartment.

• For the entire year, can provide electricity to an apartment that may not harness solar or wind energy: nor has the space for a Mist Turbine. 18 hrs of storage will however be required.

• Does not eliminate but does reduce air conditioning requirements: 34C down to 27C.

• Unlike Mist Energy, does not inflict any too low temperatures in the winters. This superiority could prove decisive.

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