Economical Design of a Renewable Power Station Joined With an Atmospheric Water Generator for Remote Areas Using Monte Carlo Simulation

The Atmospheric water generator or Air Water Generator (AWG) is a device that uses the humid ambient air to extract potable water. There are many ways to extract water vapor in the air such as condensation which is the process of cooling the air below its dew point, exposing the air to desiccants, or pressurizing the air. AWG is designed to provide the potable water. In this research AWG is used for a remote area renewable power station. Products of the station are pure water and electricity generated by using the water extracted by the AWG. The generated electricity used to supply the needs of the remote area which isn't surrounded by any other power or water sources, also for irrigation, agriculture, drinking water and … etc. Also a comparison between Steam Power Stations and Hydro Power Station using AWG has been carried out to find the economist station using Monte-Carlo simulation.