Research Papers by C.V. Vedavyasan

One of the most, but yet fully untapped potential areas of disposal from a technical and environmental angle is brine reject. Most of the RO plants can make best use of either 1st stage or 2rid stage brine depending on its end-use and the inter-stage salinity thereof. While dealing with disposal sce

One of the most, but yet fully untapped potential areas of disposal from a technical and environmental angle is brine reject. Most of the RO plants can make best use of either 1st stage or 2nd stage brine depending on its end-use and the inter-stage salinity thereof. While dealing with disposal scen

The critical area of concern at the start of the millenium continues to be the biofouling of seawater/brackish water and the pre-treatment methods practiced. Practical studies indicate that with widely fluctuating raw water chemistry, the Gulf seawater which predominantly operates on open intake is

3. Cost economics A s the membrane costs are dropping globally t o the order of 17%, the overall production cost T he paper discusses threadbare on the ways a nd means to make RO a cost-effective technol ogy by the available alternatives in the pre-treat- Comparison of water quality between UF and c