Reverse osmosis
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Concentrate streams from industrial processes entail an important risk for the environment, as they are often discharged into it. Therefore, efforts must be made to reduce the load of contaminants discharged to the environment. Eutectic freeze crystallization (EFC) is a novel technique which allows
Desalination 344 (2014)
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In this study, a methodology is developed to assess the feasibility of a reverse osmosis (RO) desalination system powered by a stand-alone salinity driven pressure retarded osmosis (PRO) technology. First, the proposed hybrid RO–PRO system is analysed as a thermodynamic cycle and its feasibility is
Desalination 352 (2014)
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The feasibility of silica removal in RO treatment of groundwater from a Western Australian mining and processing operation to prevent scaling and enhance water recovery was investigated. This study has shown that it is possible to decrease the silica concentration in RO concentrate to levels that wo
Desalination 340 (2014)
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The present study evaluated the performance of pressure retarded osmosis–reverse osmosis (PRO–RO) process for power generation and seawater desalination. Two pre-developed software were used separately to estimate the performance of forward osmosis (FO) and RO process. The draw and feed solutions in
Desalination 344 (2014)
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This paper introduces a process synthesis strategy and optimization approach that accounts for boron removal considerations in Seawater Reverse Osmosis (SWRO) network design. The overall aim is to provide an improved understating of the performance of SWRO networks when specific requirements on boron
Desalination 345 (2014)
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This study proposes a multi-objective optimization (MOO) of reverse osmosis (RO) networks for seawater desalination. The membrane transport model takes into consideration of the longitudinal variation of the velocity, the pressure, and the concentration in the membrane modules. The RO network with t
Desalination 333 (2014)
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The effect of exposure reverse osmosis (RO) membrane to antiscalants (AS) on consequent organic fouling during seawater desalination was analyzed. Membrane surface properties (hydrophobicity and zeta potential) were altered upon the conditioning of the membrane with AS during the desalination proces
Desalination 352 (2014)
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This study refined the hardness removal (together with chemical oxygen demand (COD) and turbidity) from the produced water by a pilot-scale electrocoagulation (EC) system to mitigate the scaling and fouling of Reverse Osmosis (RO) membranes. In preliminary studies, effects of initial pH, current dens
Desalination 344 (2014)
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In brackish water RO desalination, the low feed water TDS and relatively low brine flow make the use of energy recovery devices ambiguous. The decision to implement energy recovery device must always be based on the Life Cycle Cost estimation of the plant. Design considerations concerning the energy
Desalination 339 (2014)
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In recent years, reverse osmosis (RO) has grown as an alternative to traditional potable water sources. A major disadvantage of the RO process is the huge amount of brine and its negative impact as a result of its high salinity. This brine is usually discharged to inland water bodies or to the sea a
Desalination 336 (2014)
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