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has been cited by the following article:

• TITLE: Performance of Corrugated Wick in “V” Type Solar Still

  AUTHORS: Pattarumadathil Unikkatt Suneesh, Rajan Jayaprakash, Tekkethil Namshad, Sanjay Kumar

  KEYWORDS: Solar Still; Fresh Water; Glass; Corrugated Wick

  JOURNAL NAME: Smart Grid and Renewable Energy, Vol.4 No.8, December 27, 2013

  ABSTRACT: This works reports performance of corrugated wick in a “V” type solar still. The still was tested in two configurations: plane wick integrated with drip system and corrugated wick integrated with drip system. A mathematical modeling has been proposed to validate experimental results. The experiment was performed in Tamilnadu, India climatic conditions (11° North 77° East). Experimental investigations on productivity and internal heat transfer are analyzed. The results indicate that the mean standard deviations between theoretical and experimental values are less than 7% (temperature of rippled wick), 3% (temperature of glass in rippled system), 6% (temperature of flat wick) and 3% (temperature of glass in flat system) an average for the working hours of the day. The distillate yield produced was 2800 ml/m2/day by plane wick and 2200 ml/m2/day by corrugated wick.