Water Harvesting Using Fog Water And Rain Water Catcher

Water Harvesting Using Fog Water And Rain Water Catcher

Prof. Dr. Pranita N. Balve, Khushali Kishor Sonar, Rakesh Hiraman Savkar , Shubham Ramesh Sanap

Abstract—India got a high potential of fog water harvesting which has not yet utilized. In Hilly rural areas no firm water source is available, fog harvesting can be boon to such places. The system is designed to harness the water vapor present in fog and convert it into usable liquid water. The fog water collection system aims to address water scarcity challenges in regions where fog is a frequent occurrence. It utilizes specialized structures, such as fog collectors or fog nets, to capture the tiny water droplets suspended in the fog. These droplets condense on the surface of the collectors and gradually form larger water droplets that can be collected. The abstract emphasizes the significance of fog water collection as an alternative water source, particularly in arid and semi-arid regions with limited access to conventional water supplies. It highlights the system's potential to supplement local water resources and enhance water security, touch upon the environmental benefits of fog water collection, such as its sustainability and reduced reliance on groundwater or surface water. It may also mention the system's suitability for remote and rural areas where infrastructure for conventional water supply may be lacking. Furthermore, It may mention the challenges associated with fog water collection, including variations in fog density, climatic conditions, and the need for appropriate maintenance and monitoring to ensure optimal performance. In summary, it provides a succinct overview of a fog water collection system, outlining its purpose, benefits, and potential challenges. It serves as a concise introduction to the topic and can provide a foundation for further exploration and research in this field.

Keywords (Fog, sustainable method, water quality.)