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Bry-Air Introduces Air-to-Water Technology for Decentralized Water Generation
Bry-Air has made machines that collect tiny amounts of water from the air.
These machines are called Air Water Generators.
They can make water even in places where normal water sources are difficult to reach.
The company says they can work in dry areas as well as other climates.
Smaller machines can support offices or temporary camps.
Larger machines are intended for factories, data centres, farms and remote communities.
Bry-Air has already installed some machines in Alwar, Rajasthan.
The company says this technology could become one part of future local water systems.
Bry-Air has introduced an Air Water Generator range that extracts moisture from ambient air and converts it into water.
The company says the systems are designed to operate in diverse climates, including arid and semi-arid regions.
The range spans commercial units producing 55–200 litres per day to industrial systems producing up to 1,600 litres per hour.
Bry-Air says its AWG technology is patent-protected, with the first patent filed in 2022 and units operating since then.
Several units have been installed in Alwar, Rajasthan, as part of Bry-Air’s corporate social responsibility initiatives.
- Who
- Bry-Air (Asia) Pvt. Ltd., part of the Pahwa Group, led by Managing Director Deepak Pahwa.
- What
- Bry-Air introduced an Air Water Generator range that produces water from moisture in ambient air.
- Where
- The announcement was made from New Delhi, India; installations have been reported in Alwar, Rajasthan, and the National Capital Region.
- When
- The announcement was issued on August 20; the article says the first AWG patent was filed in 2022 and units have operated since then.
- Why
- The company says the technology is intended to provide a decentralized water source in areas where conventional sources such as pipelines, borewells or tankers are difficult to access.
Key facts
- Product
- Bry-Air Air Water Generator range
- Capacity range
- 55 litres per day to 1,600 litres per hour
- Largest stated annual output
- Up to 14 million litres per year per modular system
- Patent history
- First AWG patent filed in 2022
- Company history
- Bry-Air was founded in 1964
- Global reach
- 13 manufacturing facilities serving customers in more than 80 countries
- Workforce
- More than 1,800 employees
Quotes
Deepak Pahwa
Chairman, Pahwa Group and Managing Director of Bry-Air (Asia)
“For more than six decades, Bry-Air has engineered technologies to control and manage moisture in air. With the AWG, we are applying that same depth of adsorption expertise in a new direction–extracting moisture from the atmosphere and converting it into a reliable source of water,”
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