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[[Image:Flow-through_pasteurizer_schematic.gif|center|One type of flow-through water pasteurizer with heat exchanger. Typical temperatures are shown in degrees F.]] |
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Water can be [[Water pasteurization|pasteurized]] in black [[pots]] or jars in solar cookers using a ''batch process'' where once the water has reached pasteurization temperature ({{Degree|65}}), the jars and pots are removed from the cooker and allowed to cool down before drinking. A '''flow-through pasteurization device''', however, can pasteurize more water in a given time period for the following reasons: |
Water can be [[Water pasteurization|pasteurized]] in black [[pots]] or jars in solar cookers using a ''batch process'' where once the water has reached pasteurization temperature ({{Degree|65}}), the jars and pots are removed from the cooker and allowed to cool down before drinking. A '''flow-through pasteurization device''', however, can pasteurize more water in a given time period for the following reasons: |