EcoloBlue 400,000 Liter/Day Atmospheric Water Generator Station 

Best comment ever. Thankyou.

Israel has portable air water makers now for their military !

Hahha, have many people in cartoon?

Ever heard about Moses west atmospheric water generator?

Think what would happen if every household in water shortage area had a small efficient unit like this. The key word here is efficiency. Will we be wasting more energy than the extra water supply is worth? Every solution seems to come with another problem in our heat generating civilization.

Ronald Buss Stations designed like this can produce both electric and water resources. The question becomes what's the balance and do we benefit across the board with interest? I believe that's a resounding YES!

Ive Waiting to See This Station for a Very long Time! This IS THE Answer World Wide!! >Build it >Build it> Build it !🌎

But couldn't the power also just be used for desalination? Then we use ocean water and that's it.

they need at least 25% humidity and they show a desert that has less than 5% to 0% IT IS MISLEADING this will work best in areas with lot of humidity but that areas have lots of lakes river, or else you do not have the humidity so instead of doing this bullshit you just need filters to filter the water that is tere to grasp in the places that this is the only way to get water THERE IS NOT THAT MUCH WATER TO BEGIN WITH if you take the water of the air surround you then you need to move the air to get the new air that has humidity so you need not only humidity but also wind or else this big scales IS BULLSHIT to get the 400k liters how many tones of air they need to bump in to extract this water?? so divide that in 24 hours at tell us what the wind speed must be to achieve this production ?

@Tributary House Ltd. a solar still spread over one hectre land will purify more water,more importantly without the need for solar panels or windmills,only space and initial construction work is required

Total scam paid for by taxpayers. FEASABILITY STUDY? Money goes for coke and whores. Price triples, breaks in two months and taxes double. ENJOY!

It's a trap to hook an investor!

😂😂😂 I was almost about to write the same thing, But you already did that.

Did you also factor in how little the amount of moisture is in the desert air? This system would produce a fraction of the amount in the desert vs somewhere like Florida thay has very humid air. The problem is places like Florida(or any high humidity places) don't need water unlike a desert. This system fails in soooo many ways, especially the design thay this render shows. Solar panels facing opposite directions? Fail. Wind turbines thay close to each other? Fail. Condensing units so close to each other? Fail.

but this company is out of business now.

@@dip.2271 Oh no. Why is that?

Unfortunately it wouldn't. This system isn't grounded in reality.

He isn't proving anything with his Machine. His machine is just a large dehumidifier thats hooked up to a dehumidifier then passes through a filter. Nothing revolutionary. He has only used it in places like Texas and Costa Rica. Those places have very humid climate. Places that actually need water are in deserts and deserts have no moisture in the air. Thay means this machine wouldn't work in a desert environment where it's needed the most.

An idea "borrowed" freely by George Lucas from Frank Herbert's Dune (not the only thing he borrowed).

@Patrick Gardner it's not a concept that was created by dune. Dehumidifiers and air conditioners have been condensing water since the late 1800s.

Very soon open-source internet is going to be coming, you won't need to pay for that either

Please add that water is a byproduct of combustion from cars, planes, stoves, gas turbines. New water that hardly will become oxygen and hydrogen again

No way it would ever effect the climate. You couldn't build enough of them and they use a ton of electricity.

not sure about cooling, but sure about making air dryer, with maybe less rain in some areas also. but dryer mean also less clouds and then less sun light reflection ?

No , vapor saturation make less evaporating from oceans If air bécanes dryer the place is liberated and evaporation from ocean increase..

+RAJESH NAMA Just imagine a free energy source to run the A.W.G. EoloBlue. The only one that looks promising is the E-Cat from Andrea Rossi. This L.E.N.R. or Cold Fusion would generate free energy if used correctly. I noticed he just received another round of funding. It was a British Investment firm that is publicly traded who invested 22 million USD in the company called Industrial Heat. Industrial Heat is owned by Rossi. So far things sound good but lets see a working model powering EcoloBlue.

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@@LegendLength ohhhhh

They gave email in other comments as: jepenh@ecoloblue.com mortlockj@ecoloblue.com

Lol, Didn't seem particularly expensive to me :) It's just a bunch of dehumidifiers (water condensation) leading water to an ozone maker (plasma/electric ark will generate O3). Sure you'll also need the PV panels and wind turbines to keep 'em running in an "ecofriendly" way, which makes it a little costly.

It's sadly not possible.

can tell me are you have any information about the cost of this project please

Unfortunately I've never got a reply from them.

They gave the email to a Nigerian further up the comment stream

They went out of business lol @@tathakadabuda

There is more than enough moisture in the atmosphere that our machines won't cause an impact.

@Allahu Akbar Aur Akbar Ke Gaand Me Rubber Please explain scientific reason

So educate us. Make your own vid.

please tell us more

Donna Stein That's the idea, that our machines create water, and people can be use reusable containers (stainless steel, glass, etc) to fill with water. Plastic doesn't need to be used. Even in our A.C.E. system that uses a bottling system, biodegradable bottles can be used.

+Donna Stein I wonder if this is a publicly traded company?

+EcoloBlue Dear Donna Stein, This sounds like a great company. I enjoyed the video on the large scale facility. Has anyone build such a system? For my home use how many KWH is needed to generate AWG for 1 gallon at 50% humidity? One of your reps said it cost 18 cents a gallon for EcoloBlue AWG. I think I am paying around 15 cents a KWH.

+Perpetual Overunity EcoloBlue is not publicly traded. And here is some general information on the power cost. It may not be exact, but it's a good guideline. www.ecoloblueblog.com/2015/05/13/the-reality-behind-the-power-cost-of-an-ecoloblue-homeoffice-unit/

I like the idea of using 21st century thinking to solve our water and energy problems. My quest is to find a free energy generator that could power EcoloBlue. This would provide free water and a free power source. Look how low electrical energy from the Sun using PV is being generated. The record low was sold to a major utility for as little as 2 cents per KWH. USA is at 3 cents per KWH.

Prashant Shinde The industrial machines are designed to work effectively with 30% humidity or more. Of course, the higher the humidity, the better the production. We use this website to check the averages for people's areas: weatherspark.com/averages/29864/Concord-California-United-States Look at the relative humidity and dew point charts to get an idea. There really are no disadvantages I can see. They can be run on renewable energy, you can build a water station to accommodate the amount of water you need, and it gets water to people in need..

EcoloBlue Thank you so much for clearing my doubts! #Helpful :)

@GoK, how can we invest in this?

Yes, it is a computer generated video. That is obvious to anyone watching it. The statement refers to no one designing anything similar to this, at least not at the time we did. We have proven and built industrial machines, that are in use globally. All this water station is, is many of these proven units plumbed together to produce a larger about of water. So using our proven to work machines in larger combination of each other is not a concept hard to understand. We always state that the machine needs 30% or higher humidity to produce a minimum amount of water. So we would not recommend it to any inland desert areas with humidity below that number. But the are many desert nations that are coastal that have great humidity. We are in Saudi Arabia and the UAE for example.

VId says 25% humidity... How many stations, of any size do you have currently in use TODAY? thx

NASA is CGi too!

We have over 15,000 home and office units worldwide, on 6 continents, from the last 10 years of sales. The industrial sized units, much fewer of course due to the cost, and individual projects in many different industries. Here is a video of our manufacturing facility taken by our Distributor in Reunion and Mauritius: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-29Xa45kGIXc.html

Amen, and thank you for your Check of 9 trillion African dollars($4 usd ) , I will get back with you as soon as my Zulu Princes cashes it.

+Jamal Alkhaibari Thank you very much. Your contact information has been forward to the appropriate people.

Government entity, not sure. But we have around 15,000 units in homes and office worldwide. We also have home and industrial units in South Africa, Haiti, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Japan, Philippines, and many other countries.

Great to hear that and thanks for the reply

EcoloBlue Cape Town South Africa is currently having major water crisis. Can't your system bring them some relief since it's a coastal city?

Peet van der Merwe unfortunately no

Israel has portable air water makers now for their military !

+EcoloBlue Great concept and design, but can you please explain what is the purpose of a "remineralization process"? You've essentially have pure distilled water by this process, and since 95% of all trace minerals we get are through our foods, and the trace amounts one gets through water is subject only to region, so I don't see the point of this. The most all this does is increase cost of operation and ownership, plus introducing a rather cumbersome point-of-failure into the design.

+Irene C It is the preference of the customer. 95% or so of our customers who purchase our home/office units do not want distilled water, they specifically want the minerals to be placed back into the water. As far as our commercial solutions, it is just an add on option should someone want it. As the water created for large scale solutions could have many end uses or destinations, mineralization does not come standard on those, but is an option.

Thank you for the followup.

Is because osmosis, if you drink plain water then all the minerals in your buddy will go out because it tries to compensate and the water will go out almost instantaneously, but if the water has the same amount of salt and minerals as the blood then you re hydrated, that's why sport drinks works better than just plain water from bottle.

Yes, that is the general consensus as far as people not wanting to drink water without minerals. As far as being like a sports drink, our water is no where near that. People would have to include their own additives to get it to that place.

You're assuming a single house is using 250 gallons a day? If you lived in a area that needed this system you wouldn't be even using a fraction of that amount. That's a lot of water a day!

It is just a concept of what is possible. We have interest in water station of various sizes, and in various countries. None built yet.

Congratulations, you're the second person I found from the top down that was such an idiot that he didn't know this was a scam!

@@EcoloBlueOfficial you're the a third-person LOL, water made in the desert from huge dehumidifiers what end up costing $1,000 a gallon LOL you could truck in the Dead Sea for what they're claiming to make

* It is just an animation of what I know is impossible. We have interest in donated money of various sizes, and in various countries. Obviously non are built because that would require that the math of the concept is correct and the concept is feasible for the variables used in the math. Even with their huge amount of power, they'll never achieve what they say they would in this video. Even worse if the conditions become less than optimal or worse.

@WIFIGHOST CRUISER Did you read my reply? I have nothing to do with this EcoloBlue scam. I was 'correcting' the statement from EcoloBlue.

The EB10000 machine in the video has been built and has been proven to work. The animation is simply showing how the machines can be grouped together to produce larger volumes of water. So the technology is built and tested. We've been manufacturing these machines for 10 years.

EcoloBlue May I know the total cost of this machine I expect 5million dollar?

+The Long Night Here in Los Angeles, San Fernando Valley I pay for a 5 gallon bottle of reverse osmosis city water $1 dollar. I heard from a ECOLOBLUE Rep that the can generate water at 18 cents a gallon. If we had solar panels on the roof we could generate the electricity to power the atmospheric water generator.

+Perpetual Overunity That is true. Approximately $.18 a gallon depending on power source.

+Perpetual Overunity It seems to me that trying to serve a large number of consumers with this technology, such as a city, may not be financially or logistically viable.. Without overturning much of society to put it in place. Developing countries would be interested. But I think if they can develop it to produce on a smaller scale then that could work really well. If they can produce enough to supply the needs of a family, then they can build the technology into houses. Or the equivalent to the local well... That could change the world! Just an idea.

That is why we have solutions ideal for a family home, all of the way up to an entire community. This water station is just one example of what we can build. They are completely scalable. If you need a solution that produces up to 30 liters a day, we have that. Or one that produces 50k liters/day or 1 mil liters/day, we can do that too. See more information here: www.ecoloblueblog.com/2014/04/24/types-of-ecoloblue-atmospheric-water-generators/

EcoloBlue Thats cool. I would do some crowd funding to help projects in the developing world. With all the crap people are funding nowadays it seems a shame for you not to. You will make money, demonstrate the technology in a real world setting and actually help some people! Win all around. But good luck & keep up the good work.

amadok sevtus how

not easy to explain

+Mr Berry Did you see that new press release called Rain Tunnel Technology out of India. It sounds very unique using high frequency sound waves to generate water out of air as low as 10 PPM. Is 10 PPM the same as 10% humidity? The inventor of Rain Tunnel claims he can generate water at 1 cent USD per litre. 8 cents per KWH is the average cost in India. It sounds like he can collect at least 2 gallons of water out of the air using 1 kwh.

Perpetual Overunity Wow, that is too cool. Got a link? I love it!

+Perpetual Overunity PPM is parts per million. It measures the amount of particles in your water. Ideal RO water should always be between 0-50 PPM.

We have sand screens built into our machines.

they talk about 25% humidity lol you do not need this system with such humidity go to the lake or river or wait for the rain and store the rain water also making this things bigger in scale will not work how much air you need to pump in to get the 400k? so they are going to produce a storm winds to make it??

Israel has portable air water makers now for their military !

The system can work if you harness the thermal energy differentials in your environment well. Chilling the air during a sunny day to its dew point directly would require a great deal of energy but the earth about 20-50 feet below is much closer to the dew point. The ground can serve as a heatsink for the condensers. There is a least one species of lizard that uses this phenomenon to collect water from the desert sand.

In reality, atmospheric water generators (humidifiers w/ a filtering system) have been around for DECADES. West didn't invent anything. It's by far the most expensive and power hungry way to get water.

It's obviously just some random persons design. You are right about both points. Solar panels facing opposite directions is silly. Having those wind turbine. that close is silly too since they will lower the efficiency of the other wind turbine next to them. The places that desperately need water like this( like in the middle of the desert) have next to no humidity in the air to begin with! Meaning these systems won't work or barely work at all! Yes stacking(not so much stacking but having them side by side) the units so close is silly since the water they exhaust will have no humidity left and then that air will go right into another dehumidifier and extract no more humidity. There is a reason this is simply a compute render and not a actual place because it simply wouldn't be feasible to make this(cost wise and practicality wise) and that's why we don't see them. Places that are humid that this setup would actually work in don't need water since humid climates have plenty of rain already.

Yes, they were ahead of their time.

So certain are you!

Depends how you look at it. Bringing water to an area that doesn't have any, has a cost, and can save lives.

Places that don't have any water tend not to have any humidity.

Meran Payman Well done. Most people don’t understand the concept of....if it sounds to good to be true, then it is. Do your research people, this is a ridiculously expensive method that only works with high humidity smh

EcoloBlue but at the cost to build this item, you could truck in water or build pipelines for cheaper.

Meran Payman - yes, and "they" don't already make water, crazy expensive in the here and now!

It's May,04 2021 but could not found their availability in the market

@@ahmedfairgreen8660 Thanks for checing1 IF the technique wored and was economically viable it would be very useful for countries with large areas of drylands like ours. ¡Saludos desde Mexico!

+11wertyh It just depends where. Most of the people we speak with do not have a water source, that is the whole point. Create water where there isn't any.

+11wertyh WHAT IN THE HELL ARE YOU GOING TO DO IF THEY EVER TURN YOUR WATER OFF ????I WILL WAIT UNTIL THEN THIS IS SOOO CCCOOOOOLLLLL

EcoloBlue any place has a water source with a long enough pipe.

11wertyh ciencia computacional

11wertyh Ciencia computaciional

What do you call blueprints of a home before it is built? Fantasy for an avatar?Here is a video of a bunch of our in stock machines at our factory. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-29Xa45kGIXc.html and here is one showing our ACE Container in action ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Wa-0sGulruk.html

EcoloBlue you are just using a large scale home dehumidifier to create the worlds least efficient, most expensive water collection method.

There are countless ways, and industries, inn which our machines can be used. They can be used one machine at a time, 100 machines at a time, etc. They can be used on top of building, in greenhouses, as portable dispatch units after natural disasters, and many other uses. This video is not to be taken so literally. It is not a set in stone design plan. It is merely an example of what is possible. Any large project of this nature would be designed specific to your needs, climate, land area, power sources needed, etc. We do not have one in existence of this size yet. However we have over 15,000 individual units worldwide on 6 continents.

EcoloBlue I won't ask for an individual "costume" yet ... Whatsoever the hydrogen storage unit and affiliated process still opens minds ... Thanks the sharpness the answer .

This is not a design plan set in stone. Every project would be custom, so this is just an example of possibilities, and not to be taken so literally.

Impressive? It's animated. It isn't even real.

what is it called?

How do you factor in tides? Half the day, there won't be water by the shore to power the generator? Also, it would be cheaper and more efficient to just use a desalination system to generate water if you are next to the ocean. This machine unfortunately wouldn't perform anywhere near the way this video depicts it would. This system is in a desert and deserts are notorious for have next to no moisture in the air. If there is no moisture in the air, you can't pull water from it.

Yeah, I hear you, but I think the ROI might be something like 20 years. Maybe longer. That's why they aren't on every street Corner in areas that are going through an extreme drought. If I owned a farm that needed water, I'd buy one. they are TOTALLY cool.

+James White all power is produced on site, this stations are for hot regions, near sea, where humidity and sun light are always high.