Team Cheap Water explain their plant for the TUM DeSal Challenge 2016, a student competition on seawater desalination. Their system uses PET bottles to cheaply and easily disinfect and desalinate water.

Videos of All Finalists in the TUM DeSal Challenge 2016

• TUM DeSal Challenge

Also of Interest

• TUM DeSal Challenge 2016 – The Winners,
  Catharina Goedecke,
  ChemistryViews.org 2016.
  Best desalination plants honored in finals of student competition
• TUM DeSal Challenge 2016 – Progress Update,
  Catharina Goedecke, Felipe Díaz Bórquez, Peter Brailovsky Signoret, Ismael Leitmannstetter, Kevin Lemmer,
  ChemViews Mag. 2016.
  DOI: 10.1002/chemv.201600044
  Preparing for the finals of TUM’s student competition on seawater desalination
• TUM DeSal Challenge 2016 – First Experiences,
  Catharina Goedecke, Felipe Díaz Bórquez, Peter Brailovsky Signoret, Ismael Leitmannstetter, Kevin Lemmer,
  ChemViews Mag. 2016.
  DOI: 10.1002/chemv.201600036
  Student competition on seawater desalination
• All videos introducing the competitors in the TUM DeSal Challenge
• Competition to Design Energy Self-sufficient Desalination Plants,
  Vera Koester,
  ChemViews Mag. 2013.
  DOI: 10.1002/chemv.201300095
  19 years old winner of the TUM DeSal Challenge talks about the challenges of developing and building his very successful desalination plant
• Building Desalination Plants with DeSal Organizer A. Kroiß,
  Sarah Millar,
  ChemViews Mag. 2011.
  DOI: 10.1002/chemv.201000115
  Alex Kroiß, organizer of the DeSal Challenge, Munich, Germany, discusses the event and what inspired him to get involved
• Desalination in the Rain: The 2011 TUM DeSal Challenge,
  Sarah Millar,
  ChemViews Mag. 2011.
  DOI: 10.1002/chemv.201000116
  The DeSal Challenge at the Technical University Munich provided new ideas for desalination and much fresh water despite the rain