Hello Arindam, I thin that this source could be useful:
www.oas.org - which is official website of Organization of American States
Just find there "fog harvesting" which is a famous project in Peru.
Hi
I am also thinking about designing a model for effective fog collection/ harvesters. Would like to collaborate if interested.Thanks
Guys once you finalize let's see and discuss how much can it collect and can it be considered a source of freshwater supply.
I have learnt about cloud seeding for rain, but not about fog water collection. However, on LinkedIn I came across a similar post of a scientist belonging to a company which produces water from air and claims its successful operation in certain Gulf countries. I raised the question of increasing surface temperature as atmospheric moisture absorbs much of incoming solar radiation. His answer was satisfactory that water extracted not only returns into the water cycle, meanwhile moisture extracted is replaced by nearby atmospheric area.
Hi Joachim
Thank you for your effort. I have go through some of the link. Actually I want to work on cloud water chemistry/fog water chemistry. Water harvesting is not a part of my research.
Hi Mohammad Firoz Khan
I have go through some paper where they use fog collector and cloud water collector also. Can you give me some idea how the machine distinguish between cloud and fog?
Hi Mogaraju
I will get back to you after consulting my guide.
@ all
I am looking for a collector type instrument (like rain collector) that can trap cloud/fog droplet.
Didn't you find fog/cloud collectors in the publications of drs Sandro Fuzzi , Richard Leaitch? You should know their literature?!
Hi Arindam Roy,
Contact and check the fogQuest website at
http://www.fogquest.org/
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