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Abstract
Sorption-based atmospheric water harvesting shows promise for water production, but achieving high yields in semi-arid climates remains challenging. This paper introduces a portable, modular water harvester using LiCl-based hygroscopic composite (Li-SHC) sorbents. Li-SHC exhibits significant water uptake capacity. A batch processing mode, addressing the mismatch between water capture and release rates, maximizes daily water yield. The harvester achieved an exceptional 311.69 g day⁻¹ yield in a semi-arid climate with extremely low relative humidity, demonstrating its potential for large-scale, reliable water production.
Publisher
Nature Communications
Published On
Sep 15, 2022
Authors
He Shan, Chunfeng Li, Zhihui Chen, Wenjun Ying, Primož Poredoš, Zhanyu Ye, Quanwen Pan, Jiayun Wang, Ruzhu Wang
Tags
water harvesting
hygroscopic sorbents
semi-arid climates
portable water harvester
high water yield
LiCl-based composite
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