Developing a Condensation Desalination System

This research paper presents the development of a novel condensation desalinator that operates similarly to a large-scale dehumidifier. The device is designed to be positioned over the ocean or on the beach, where it captures air saturated with evaporated seawater and condenses it to produce freshwater. Initially mischaracterized as a filtration system, the design was corrected to a condensation-based desalination method following further research. This project aims to address the high energy demands and costs associated with traditional desalination technologies by offering a more energy-efficient and cost-effective solution. Theoretical models suggest that the system can effectively separate salts from water through natural evaporation and condensation processes. Future work will involve constructing a prototype and conducting empirical tests to validate the theoretical findings and optimize the system for practical use.