Atmospheric Water Generator for Small Scale Decentralized Water Resources

Globally, 1.2 billion people—nearly one fifth of the population—are impacted by water scarcity. Even in the desert, there is an abundance of water nearby because of the air we breathe, despite extensive water contamination and a lack of drinking water. Current water supplies in some areas are being depleted more quickly than they are being replenished, and a large portion of this depletion is due to irrigation and agricultural use. The amount of water vapor in the atmosphere at any given time is 3400 trillion tonnes, or enough to cover the entire planet with one inch of water. Here, the main is to design the atmospheric water generators, a novel response to water scarcity in areas with medium to high humidity (AWG). In areas where water is scarce, this gadget turns water vapor into liquid water for use in irrigation and agriculture. The humidity affects atmospheric water generators. AWG requires ideal working temperatures between 25 and 32 °C and an average Relative Humidity of 70–75% to produce water as per their capacity.