Sushant J
Member • Aug 24, 2015
Air Cons - Can It be a source of water?
These days due to global warming we are not left with an option and we have to get our rooms fitted with air conditioners. It has been several years that I have been following this activity so just thought of sharing it with you.
I am sure that everyone must have seen there are 2 outlets for the indoor units. One is connected to the unit that is fitted outdoor and other is the one throws out water that has been condensed while making your room cooler.
On an average if I run my AC for 3-5 hours, it approximately throws more than 1 litre of water. That water I use for watering my plants in the morning when I get up. Now that Is not enough; but some thing is better than nothing, right? If I can save a litre of water so can you.
I hope you getting the big picture as I am talking a litre of water that is been produced as a residue because we are a country with a population of several crores. And I am sure each one of us can use it for some or the other purpose and save water.
Engineering is all about saving human efforts without destroying the nature. So! what are you waiting for? Use that residue of water rather than just letting that to flow away because even for production of that water you are paying for electricity, ain't you?
Cheers!
I am sure that everyone must have seen there are 2 outlets for the indoor units. One is connected to the unit that is fitted outdoor and other is the one throws out water that has been condensed while making your room cooler.
On an average if I run my AC for 3-5 hours, it approximately throws more than 1 litre of water. That water I use for watering my plants in the morning when I get up. Now that Is not enough; but some thing is better than nothing, right? If I can save a litre of water so can you.
I hope you getting the big picture as I am talking a litre of water that is been produced as a residue because we are a country with a population of several crores. And I am sure each one of us can use it for some or the other purpose and save water.
Engineering is all about saving human efforts without destroying the nature. So! what are you waiting for? Use that residue of water rather than just letting that to flow away because even for production of that water you are paying for electricity, ain't you?
Cheers!