desalinator

In 1983 the building of the desalinator provided constant supply of potable water.

But the breakdown of the desalinator is proving to be the biggest barrier yet to completing their epic voyage.

Behind them, a transportable desalinator worked in a muddy remnant of the Salton Sea.

Not only does a reverse osmosis desalinator remove salt from water, but it also eliminates harmful bacteria and microorganisms.

One way to desalinate water is through reverse osmosis with a reverse osmosis desalinator.

A malfunctioning generator made it impossible for the team to operate its electronic desalinator for turning salt water into drinking water.

It was elegant, easy living; the showers had glass doors, there was a washer and dryer, and a desalinator gave them more than enough fresh water.

The problems for the Row2Recovery boat have been caused by the failure of its on-board desalinator - the machine that converts seawater to drinking water.

Their desalinator - that turns seawater into drinking water - has broken, as well as their hand pump, meaning they can't make fresh water at all.

The resort also features a salt-water swimming pool, clubhouse, cabana, basketball court, helipad, desalinator for freshwater consumption, and snakes placed in a mirror cage.

For the next 27,000 miles of ocean passage, it will be a life of water, water everywhere and, except for the occasional desalinator, only bottled water to drink.

We had lost our electrics, our water desalinator (for converting salt water into drinking water), our GPS, the sea anchor that stopped us being blown backwards, and our satellite phone.

In 1949, desalinate appeared, the function of a device called a desalinator ; the author Arthur Koestler picked up the term and applied it to the purposely bland: "The blond, good-looking young man with his neutral, 'de-salinated' features."