Effect of using nanofluids and providing vacuum on the yield of corrugated wick solar still.

By Z. Omara, A. Kabeel, F. Essa. 2015

279 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment

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In Biomedical Engineering

1. Omid Mahian
2. Somchai Wongwises
3. A. S. Abdullah
4. F. Essa
5. Z. Omara
6. S. Zeinali Heris
7. W. Alawee
8. S. Mohammed

In Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment

1. F. Essa
2. A. S. Abdullah
3. Omid Mahian
4. Z. Omara
5. A. Kabeel
6. W. Alawee
7. S. Mohammed
8. M. Abdelgaied

Citations in the corpus

• Enhancement of pyramid solar distiller performance using reflectors, cooling cycle, and dangled cords of wicks (2021, background): “So, these modifications included the wick solar still [14,15], stepped solar distiller [16–19], tubular solar still [20,21], corrugated solar still [14,22], trays solar still [23,24], pyramid solar distiller [25], drum solar still [26], and disc solar still [27].”
• Nanofluids effects on the evaporation rate in a solar still equipped with a heat exchanger (2017, background): “[21] experimentally compared the productivity of two solar stills with different configurations.”