Abstract: A devaporizer-windmill system wherein a rotary fan-like separator and motor-generator functions as a vertical, wind-powered, electric generator which also dehumidified the through going air and collects the resulting moisture which merges with a stream of collected rain water for the purpose of powering a hydro-electric generator. The fan blades of the separator apparatus carry an absorbing desiccant material which absorbs the moisture from the air and simultaneously expels the dehumidified air. Centrifugal force acts on the absorbed moisture to radially translate it in an outward fashion into a circular collector from where the moisture is conveyed to a reservoir disposed higher than the hydro-electric generator. The desiccant material is thereby continuously purged and capable of continuously dehumidifying the incoming air.

Abstract: A gas and vapor separator includes an axial fan with blade members which carry an absorbing material. A power means, such as an electric motor, rotates the fan, which causes the adulterated fluid to pass through the apparatus. As the fan blades contact the fluid, the desiccant material absorbs the undesirable elements in the fluid and simultaneously expels the cleansed fluid. The centrifugal force which acts on the absorbed matter causes said matter to radially translate in an outwardly fashion into a circular collector which entraps and retains the absorbed matter. The desiccant material is thereby continuously purged and capable of continuously cleansing the adulterated fluid.