ArticleACS omega2026
Adsorption Performances of Water-Stable MIL-160(Al) at Scale: An Alternative to FAM-Z02 in Water Harvesting and Chillers.
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Abstract
Efficient utilization of low-grade waste heat is key to reducing the carbon footprint of cooling and water-harvesting technologies. Adsorption-based devices employing porous materials enable thermally driven heat exchange and atmospheric water capture with low environmental impact. While zeotype materials such as SAPO-34 (commercially known as FAM-Z02) have long been benchmarks in these systems due to their stability and appropriate water uptake behavior, their relatively high synthesis cost still limits their commercial deployment. This study addresses the need for alternative sorbents capable of achieving high water working capacities at lower regeneration temperatures under realistic heat-pump and water-harvesting conditions. This study demonstrates, for the first time, a scalable, water-based synthesis of MIL-160, enabling production at industrially relevant scales for adsorption heat transformation and water harvesting. We show that MIL-160 exhibits a high water uptake (434 g kg
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