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Water filtering bike

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  1. http://www.ecospace.cc/water/water-filtering-bike-0108.htm#comment-1679

    "The Aquaduct is a pedal powered vehicle that stores, filters and transports
    water; aimed for use in the developing world. It consists of a storage
    tank, filter, peristaltic pump, clean tank and clutch."

    It's an interesting idea and worth a look if you like engineering designs of
    this sort. I think it would be better if it were two-piece (bicycle
    separate from tank/filter apparatus), but then I didn't design it.

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    Mike Kruger
    Say not always what you know, but always know what you say.
    Claudius; 10 BC-AD 54, Roman Emperor

  2. ZBicyclist said:

    http://www.ecospace.cc/water/water-filtering-bike-0108.htm#comment-1679

    "The Aquaduct is a pedal powered vehicle that stores, filters and transports
    water; aimed for use in the developing world. It consists of a storage
    tank, filter, peristaltic pump, clean tank and clutch."

    It's an interesting idea and worth a look if you like engineering designs of
    this sort. I think it would be better if it were two-piece (bicycle
    separate from tank/filter apparatus), but then I didn't design it.

    This is very cool indeed. I don't know how effective it is, or how
    successful it could be even if a lot of money was thrown at it. A great
    idea nonetheless.

    \\paul

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