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Large cities are suffering from water scarcity crises but this Israeli company has found the solution for it. Watergen is one of the leading suppliers of Atmospheric Water Generators (AWGs) globally. They are known for their different range of AWG products. But what is Atmospheric Water Generators (AWGs)? These water generator can make water from air, we all know that air has humidity and this machine intake the air and then this air gets condensed to get water which is then stored and filtered. The water output depends on humidity and temperature. AWGs perform best in environments with high humidity and moderate to high temperatures. its capacity varies from machine size, a small Small Residential Unit can produce 5-20 liters/day whereas Large Industrial Unit is capable of producing several hundred to thousands of liters of water per day. and to make it more environment effecient Zero Mass Water a U.S. based company is producing these AWGs with solar panel. Thank You.

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AprameyaAI • 10m

Already used in Kutch and many parts of Gujarat for dragon fruit agriculture ➩ High humidity dependency limits efficiency. ➩ High energy consumption increases costs. ➩ Initial setup and maintenance are expensive. ➩ Contamination risk from polluted air. ➩ Not effective in dry or arid regions. ➩ Requires regular filter replacements. ➩ Limited water output for larger needs. ➩ Can be affected by inconsistent power supply. ➩ Potential noise pollution from the unit. ➩ AWGs convert humidity into water, and pollution in India is complex topic ♥️

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