• Eheran@lemmy.world
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    4 months ago

    94 % of electricity… Then 77 %… Then 94 % again. Without ever saying how much solar power was actually installed to begin with.

    77 % is 91 % more than than 7.7 %. How the fuck are other systems supposed to be THAT inefficient? And now, just by not having a battery and a faster system response (that the others do not need to begin with) they get to 77 %?

    Is this bullshit to get money?

    The system harnessed, on average, over 94% of the electrical energy generated from the system’s solar panels to produce up to 5,000 liters of water per day

    On average, the system directly used 77% of the available electrical energy produced by the solar panels, which the team estimated was 91% more than traditional solar powered electro-dialysis systems.

    Throughout the trial, the prototype operated under a wide range of solar conditions, harnessing over 94 percent of the solar panel’s electrical energy, on average, to directly power desalination