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                                              Waterlines (Water-from-Air)

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                                              Wahlgren, R. V. 1993. Atmospheric water vapour processing, Waterlines, Vol. 12 No. 2, 20-22.


                                              Abstract
                                              Even the driest air around us contains water vapour, which can be extracted and used. Designs already exist for devices that process atmospheric water vapour into liquid potable water, and this area deserves to be explored.
                                               

                                              An electronic version of this paper is available from IngentaConnect by following this link.  

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