Sorbent-based air water-harvesting systems: progress, limitation, and consideration
Air water-harvesting systems are considered important technologies for overcoming the global water scarcity issue. Various relative humidity and cost considerations make sorbent-based air water-harvesting systems the most desirable technologies among current air water-harvesting systems. The limited...
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| author | Asim N. Badiei M. Alghoul M.A. Mohammad M. Samsudin N.A. Amin N. Sopian K. |
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| description | Air water-harvesting systems are considered important technologies for overcoming the global water scarcity issue. Various relative humidity and cost considerations make sorbent-based air water-harvesting systems the most desirable technologies among current air water-harvesting systems. The limited availability of commercial instruments for air�water harvesting systems indicates a lack of fundamental studies on this field. In this regard, this review paper discusses and presents progress in the fields of sorbent materials and condensation and system design and future considerations in accelerating the commercialization of these technologies. Particularly, bio-inspired composition and design, mix design systems, use of renewable energy sources, modification of available sorbent materials according to functionalization, and composites are factors that require further attention. Fundamental studies of sorbent stability and life cycle, water absorbency, adsorption kinetics, heat and mass transport, regeneration condition, water-collecting surface design, and system design are essential. � 2020, Springer Nature B.V. |
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| spelling | my.uniten.dspace-263112023-05-29T17:08:59Z Sorbent-based air water-harvesting systems: progress, limitation, and consideration Asim N. Badiei M. Alghoul M.A. Mohammad M. Samsudin N.A. Amin N. Sopian K. 55902096700 36709214200 8626748100 55453520700 57190525429 7102424614 7003375391 Air water-harvesting systems are considered important technologies for overcoming the global water scarcity issue. Various relative humidity and cost considerations make sorbent-based air water-harvesting systems the most desirable technologies among current air water-harvesting systems. The limited availability of commercial instruments for air�water harvesting systems indicates a lack of fundamental studies on this field. In this regard, this review paper discusses and presents progress in the fields of sorbent materials and condensation and system design and future considerations in accelerating the commercialization of these technologies. Particularly, bio-inspired composition and design, mix design systems, use of renewable energy sources, modification of available sorbent materials according to functionalization, and composites are factors that require further attention. Fundamental studies of sorbent stability and life cycle, water absorbency, adsorption kinetics, heat and mass transport, regeneration condition, water-collecting surface design, and system design are essential. � 2020, Springer Nature B.V. Final 2023-05-29T09:08:59Z 2023-05-29T09:08:59Z 2021 Review 10.1007/s11157-020-09558-6 2-s2.0-85094815132 https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85094815132&doi=10.1007%2fs11157-020-09558-6&partnerID=40&md5=12d70d9593b4d26257c564f04e57e289 https://irepository.uniten.edu.my/handle/123456789/26311 20 1 257 279 Springer Science and Business Media B.V. Scopus |
| spellingShingle | Asim N. Badiei M. Alghoul M.A. Mohammad M. Samsudin N.A. Amin N. Sopian K. Sorbent-based air water-harvesting systems: progress, limitation, and consideration |
| title | Sorbent-based air water-harvesting systems: progress, limitation, and consideration |
| title_full | Sorbent-based air water-harvesting systems: progress, limitation, and consideration |
| title_fullStr | Sorbent-based air water-harvesting systems: progress, limitation, and consideration |
| title_full_unstemmed | Sorbent-based air water-harvesting systems: progress, limitation, and consideration |
| title_short | Sorbent-based air water-harvesting systems: progress, limitation, and consideration |
| title_sort | sorbent-based air water-harvesting systems: progress, limitation, and consideration |
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