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This document provides a summary of a guided tour of a water desalination plant. It first defines some key terms and statistics about water on Earth. It then describes the desalination process and provides an overview of a visit to the Sydney desalination plant, walking through the water journey step-by-step. It also discusses the Sahara Forest Project, which aims to develop an integrated system for reforestation in desert areas using seawater greenhouses and solar power to provide fresh water.
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- 4. 70% 97% Is the part of 3,500 Is the number of Is the globe covered by desalination plants in percentage of water the world salty water 1,400,000,000 km3 Is the total amount of water available on EARTH >1% 2% is the 2,59% Is the percentage Is the total amount of amount of water of fresh water on water currently contained earth usable on Earth in ice sheet
- 9. Sydney Water Desalination Plant’s Virtual Tour
- 11. Objectives: Develop and deploy an integrated, large scale system for reforestation Provide enough energy for Africa and Europe Description: The plant will work on arid condition It will use a combination between Seawater Greenhouses and Concentrated Solar Power
- 12. How does it works?
- 13. The huge amount of power provided by the solar power plants will allow the pumping of cold water from the abyss. After, warm air will be running through a structure whose walls are infused with cold sea water, so that, this air will immediately be humidified, cooled and then condensed into fresh water by sunlight.
- 15. Conclusion References: Sydney Water Sarah Forest Project Wikipedia Please visit my classmates work