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IN342767: An improved household solar still for desalination of brackish water, seawater and concentration of juices, coconut water and whey
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IN342767: An improved household solar still for desalination of brackish water, seawater and concentration of juices, coconut water and whey
The invention relates to an improved design of a household solar distillation unit for drinking water production.
Filing Date:
02-03-2012
Issue Date:
29-07-2020
Applicant:
CSIR-Central Salt and Marine Chemicals Research Institute (CSIR-CSMCRI), Bhavnagar
Patent No:
IN342767
Application No:
0599DEL2012
Inventor(s):
Subarna Maiti, Pankaj Arvindbhai Patel, Chitangi Bhatt, Jitendra Narsinhbhai Bharadia, Mahesh Ramjibhai Gajjar, Pratap Sashikant Bapat, Pushpito Kumar Ghosh
IPC Classification:
G01W
Country:
India
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