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Integrated Transcriptomic and Metabolomic Analyses Reveal Adaptive Mechanisms of <i>Medicago sativa</i> Under Water Stress. [PDF]
Plants (Basel)Song Y, Niu N, Wu Y, Huo Q, Qu Y, Xi L.
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Desalination, 2008
Statkraft engaged in the development of osmotic power technology in 1997, and is today the most prominent developer of the osmotic power technology in a global context. The commercialisation of osmotic power is dependent on large volumes of sufficiently efficient semi-permeable membranes with high flux and salt retention.
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Statkraft engaged in the development of osmotic power technology in 1997, and is today the most prominent developer of the osmotic power technology in a global context. The commercialisation of osmotic power is dependent on large volumes of sufficiently efficient semi-permeable membranes with high flux and salt retention.
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Action-potential-inspired osmotic power generation nanochannels
Journal of Membrane Science, 2022Abstract The action potential across biological membranes formed by osmotic gradient induced by external conditions plays a key role in the signal transmission of life processes, which can inspire researchers to develop artificial osmotic power generation device with multi-stimuli controllable power output. Herein, an adaptive 2D nanochannel membrane
Zhaoyue Liu, Junji Guo, Jin Zhai
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Membrane processes in energy supply for an osmotic power plant
Desalination, 2008Abstract The idea to generate power through osmosis between river and ocean water has been known since the 1970s. The potential power that can be produced worldwide through osmotic power is estimated to be 1600 TWh/a. But due to inefficient membranes, little effort has been put into research for this type of renewable ocean energy. In 2001, Statkraft,
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Osmotic power potential in remote regions of Quebec
Renewable Energy, 2015Abstract Diesel-generated electricity is currently used to supply electricity to community micro-grids in remote regions of Quebec. Given its high cost and environmental impact there is interest in developing renewable energy alternatives for such applications. The potential of pressure retarded osmotic (PRO) power to supply remote community loads is
Pragasen Pillay, Jonathan Maisonneuve
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Optimizing Membranes for Osmotic Power Generation
Angewandte Chemie, 2023AbstractThe design of ion‐selective membranes is the key towards efficient reverse electrodialysis‐based osmotic power conversion. The tradeoff between ion selectivity (output voltage) and ion permeability (output current) in existing porous membranes, however, limits the upgradation of power generation efficiency for practical applications.
Chien‐Wei Chu +2 more
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The power of movement in plants: the role of osmotic machines
Quarterly Reviews of Biophysics, 1981The apparent and often spectacular movements of animals and insects, movements of the whole organism in relation to its surroundings arising from internally generated forces, have always been, by their very ubiquity, uppermost in our perception of motion in the living world.
B S, Hill, G P, Findlay
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Recovering Osmotic Power in SWRO Plants
IDA Journal of Desalination and Water Reuse, 2012Abstract For the last two decades, leading desalination companies have focused on energy savings. Nearly half of the energy invested in seawater desalination processes can now be recovered. The process of recovering gauge pressure from seawater reverse osmosis (SWRO) desalination plants, which began 20 years ago, has now reached 95–96 percent ...
Boris Liberman, Gal Greenberg
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