Once assembled, the tower will be 33 feet tall and weigh 132 pounds, and consists of a lightweight woven bamboo structure. Within the structure is an inner plastic mesh that retains water droplets from passing fog, rainwater and overnight dew, which all fall into a collector and large tank.
A new technology claims to harness safe drinking water from what?
the air
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A new company, Warka Water Inc., is working to create a tower that can collect safe drinking water from thin air -- up to an average of 26.4 gallons per day, according to the company's Kickstarter page.
Once assembled, the tower will be 33 feet tall and weigh 132 pounds, and consists of a lightweight woven bamboo structure. Within the structure is an inner plastic mesh that retains water droplets from passing fog, rainwater and overnight dew, which all fall into a collector and large tank.
Once assembled, the tower will be 33 feet tall and weigh 132 pounds, and consists of a lightweight woven bamboo structure. Within the structure is an inner plastic mesh that retains water droplets from passing fog, rainwater and overnight dew, which all fall into a collector and large tank.
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