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Atrapanieblas - fog as a drinking water resource
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2010
Atrapanieblas, also known as fog collectors, present a technique for collecting water out of fog. Basically they consist of a mesh, suspended vertically between posts, which collects fog droplets out of the air and diverts the water to a drip rail running along the bottom of the mesh. Monthly measurements showed, that average daily amounts of over 40 liters water per squaremeter mesh have been collected by atrapanieblas. This technique is a very efficient method for collecting atmospheric
doi:10.15480/882.875
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