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Advances in Electromembrane Processes for Resource Recovery. [PDF]

open access: yesMembranes (Basel)
Mitko K, Turek M, Reig M, Vecino X.
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A Desalination Battery

Nano Letters, 2012
Water desalination is an important approach to provide fresh water around the world, although its high energy consumption, and thus high cost, call for new, efficient technology. Here, we demonstrate the novel concept of a "desalination battery", which operates by performing cycles in reverse on our previously reported mixing entropy battery.
Pasta, Mauro   +3 more
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Desalination: Desalination in Arid Lands

2012
In arid and semiarid lands, desalination is one available option to meet the potable water requirements of growing populations, particularly of those countries that border the oceans and seas. Modern technology currently allows the treatment of virtually any type of water to potable standards.
Robert Maliva, Thomas Missimer
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Advances in Desalination Technologies: Solar Desalination

2014
Availability of freshwater is the prime mover of the human life activities. The advances in desalination technologies clearly show that desalinated water can be used as a substitute for freshwater to be used as potable water. A breakthrough in reverse osmosis costs has been reached, particularly in decreasing energy consumption.
Magdy M. Abou Rayan, Berge Djebedjian
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Desalination trends: What's the future for desalination?

Filtration + Separation, 2012
Anthony Bennett investigates what the future might have in store for desalination technology over the next ten to twenty years. He looks at the current issues impacting on development and how those issues might change, and then hypothesises on what the main developments will be in large and small scale seawater desalination systems, based on ...
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Multi effect desalination and adsorption desalination (MEDAD): A hybrid desalination method

Applied Thermal Engineering, 2014
Abstract This paper presents an advanced desalination cycle that hybridizes a conventional multi-effect distillation (MED) and an emerging yet low-energy adsorption cycle (AD). The hybridization of these cycles, known as MED + AD or MEDAD in short, extends the limited temperature range of the MED, typically from 65 °C at top-brine temperature (TBT ...
Shahzad, Muhammad Wakil   +4 more
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