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Comments on: The moisture from the air as water resource in arid region: hopes, doubt and facts

  • D. Beysens
  • , I. Milimouk
  • , V. Nikolayev
  • , S.M. Berkowicz
  • , M. Muselli
  • , B.G. Heusinkveld
  • , A.F.G. Jacobs

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Abstract

Kogan and Trahtman [2003. The moisture from the air as water resource in arid region: hopes, doubts and facts. Journal of Arid Environments 53, 231¿240] analysed the functioning of a passive dew condenser built by F.I. Zibold in 1912 in Feodosia, and proposed a model to explain how thousands of litres of condensed water might be generated per day based on Zibold's design. In a previous publication, some of the present co-authors explained why it was not possible to obtain high water yields with Zibold-style dew condensers and that Zibold was apparently unaware that the stone heaps in Feodosia were in fact ancient Scythian and Greek tombs. Kogan and Trahtman [2003] take issue with our findings, thus the reason for this comment.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)343-352
JournalJournal of Arid Environments
Volume67
Issue number2
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2006

Keywords

  • dew
  • condensation

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