In particular how much water can it produce near Tucson and Phoenix?
What really matters is the delta between the daytime and nighttime humidity and strong sustained sun during the day. In fact our system will work better in Arizona that it does here near Seattle. Our system absorbs moisture at night and reclaims it during the day. Even in Arizona the nighttime humidity swings much higher as the air nighttime air cools. I looked Tucson up and spot checked a few days in August. The humidity ranged from 22%RH at midnight up through 48% at 7:55 This is more than enough humidity for our system to operate. I checked all of July and the conditions looked good with every night reaching humidity of at least 48% and some nights as high as 75. Under these conditions you would generally plan for 12 pounds of system per pound of water produced per day. This limit on production is really a limit of space and cost. It may be feasible to plan this area with as little as 8 pounds of system per pound of water per day in these conditions but it would be safer to plan on
What really matters is the delta between the daytime and nighttime humidity and strong sustained sun during the day. In fact our system will work better in Arizona that it does here near Seattle. Our system absorbs moisture at night and reclaims it during the day. Even in Arizona the nighttime humidity swings much higher as the air nighttime air cools.
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- In particular how much water can it produce near Tucson and Phoenix?
