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English: Fig.4 shows a schematic plan of the hypothetical technology of production of pure water and salt inside the Pyramid of Cheops, where in the notation used in 1 we have salt solution (brine), 2 – salt vapor, 3 – salt-soaked limestone, 4 – air inlet, 5 – the box, in which the Barents salt used to be collected (sarcophagus), 6 – the cloth in the Pharaoh’s Chamber and the Queen’s Chamber used for gathering the Barents salt, 7 – the cloth in the Grand Gallery used for the Barents salt gathering, 8 – the residual brine, 9 – the cooled air outlet, 10 – the granite box around the Pyramid, 11 – the Pyramid's lower granite facing, 12 – the Pyramid's upper granite facing, 13 – the mirror coating of the top of the Pyramid supplied with an air bag underneath, 14 – the glass coating of the Pyramid, 15 – movement of condensate along the bottom part of the Pyramid's glass coating, 16 – the lower gutter to collect condensates, 17 – the pure water output, 18 – sediment pits, 19 – the upper gutter surrounding the Pyramid to collect condensates, 20 – a rocky hill – the road leading to the entrance to the Pyramid, 21 – the block system used to ensure air tightness when running a rope through the dome of the Pyramid, 22 – movement of condensate along the top gutter around the Pyramid, 23 – movement of condensate from the top gutter down the descending passage into the drain tank, 24 – the valves – regulators on the bends of air shafts located in the Queen's Chamber, 25 – the room for the workers on the top of the Pyramid.