HOW SEAWATER IS MADE POTABLE 🌊| THIS IS HOW DRINKING WATER IS MADE

Discover the fascinating process of how seawater is transformed into drinking water in this detailed exploration of a desalination plant. From intake to purification through reverse osmosis, join us to understand how the challenge of making seawater potable is overcome in just 90 minutes. 🌊💧

[@StarrDust0]

Good vid but robo voices are annoying esp this guy's.

[@rerun3283]

Yeah, it's just the absolute lowest effort they could possibly do.

[@StarrDust0]

@@rerun3283 indeed.

[@Imintune...]

Anyone that finds cheaper solution to desalination would incredible rich to solve this situation

[@e.viciousfifaking7367]

Actually the Saudis have its being built for the line city check it out really high tech

[@donwyoming1936]

There have been plans for decades to build power plants in hot regions that boil sea water in a vacuum. The steam powers the turbines in the power plant. The steam condenses into drinking water.

[@paulbryan6716]

@@e.viciousfifaking7367 Israel has already beaten the Saudis to this technology.

[@paadipanta2607]

Expensive treatment.

[@sauronthegreat5799]

How about distilling the water by boiling then putting in minerals to give it a good taste.

[@paulr1125]

Reverse osmosis consumes massive quantities of electricity , which comes from polluting sources in many countries

[@e.viciousfifaking7367]

There's a new technology where sea water heated by a solar dome heating the water to steam vapor which collected and distributed throughout connected networks the brine is then broken down and used for various purposes.

[@YusukeEugeneUrameshi]

Impressive technology! Wow !

[@VishalPrasad-gu6pv]

Nice What is the cost for this project ?

[@shod01]

And the brine? How does that pollute areas?

[@prathyushpulla7936]

Where is this plant located ?

[@jainirav]

mogadishu

[@oeao2841]

Now were draining the sea?

[@changkachoy]

From Jeddah to the Zam2 Mecca

[@maricel4083]

Magaling. Tapos na po ako. Mag colect lang po tayo sa energy taxes science para sa inyo okay

[@e.viciousfifaking7367]

I had an idea of using the Earths natural termal vents build and dome above it and then pump in seas water using the termal extreme heat to boil the water then collecting the steam too use as drinking water ... In therory i believe its 96 % environmentally friendly

[@fredericklockard3854]

Eventually this will have a huge impact on the oceans. No matter how hard they try likely millions of sea creatures are being killed. Plus what impact will all that salt and brine have wherever it ends bring put?

[@ManhNguyen48119]

So , what solutions you are talking about ?. Aruba have been doing that many years ago to have portable waters for Aruban people daily used.

[@robwermterw9284]

We would have enough salt to last forever

[@aloalo9318]

Could of been much easier if you just boiled the water. Helps in separation

[@sridevikodali6744]

Man made easily, to use sea water, yes, it's expensive.

[@kevincesarsozeparas9404]

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[@robertnido21]

So that's how Mars lost all its water and looked at Earth

[@kasinetvlogpogi]

shout out sir

[@reynaldogaleos4348]

saudi arabia has this technology

[@totoitekelcha7628]

Saudi do not have any technology. They bought it from others

[@brucepoole8552]

😅 wouldnt want to drink that

[@e.viciousfifaking7367]

Lol then you would never want to be an Astronaut the same technique is used on them only with pee 😂 eww

[@RudolphMyers-ui1sj]

Yea sea water levels are rising 🤣

[@kennymoore1698]

Isnt this bad for the environment?

[@RadiantRealmStudio]

Everything is bad for the environment.

[@TimoteoGomes-d9s]

Not new technology my country in AFRICA ISLAND is being doing it since 1975

[@noobclashofclan8498]

Why not stream it ?

[@mit9626]

I'm sure they're downplaying the negative effects on the environment

[@dudeamerica31]

Agreed... The brine it produce and the relatively small sea shore area it is dumped back in

[@galaleiokrypto5298]

This will eventually have to become a necessity everywhere on coastal cities. I am surprised that this is not pushed hard. I would say that this should take priority over the EV scam.

[@ronnieam33]

Why don't they talk about the brine that they have to dump back into the ocean ?

[@JenGM24]

I used to live on an island where this was the way they provided water to households, My skin was always as clean as a baby's tail lol

[@antonnovosselov7762]

AI voice is so annoying!!!!!

[@JeffreyMendoza-xt5mv]

Wow very nice salty water turns into a drinkable water amazing ❤

[@meddy201988]

How much energy (power) they are consuming? Isn't it harmful to environment

[@7avannah]

You could also stop drinking water, once you disappear you won't worry much(at all) about the environment 😊

[@traderbenj7745]

what happens to the salt?

[@maharajaudiolabs7866]

Hey Humans more trees.

[@JohnDoe-il4mp]

3:49 you can't drink trees

[@maharajaudiolabs7866]

@@JohnDoe-il4mp But trees can reduce global warming and can bring fresh air to the globe. I salute this this extraordinary work.

[@rajnikantsharma]

So how many crabs, jellyfish, etc., are killed everyday?

[@dew_reddit]

Way less than the amount consumed by humans every day.