High recovery

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A new RO system for large-scaled SWRO plant has been developed in the project named “Mega-ton Water System” with private–public cooperation in Japan. The characteristic of the newly developed RO system to increase the recovery rate is to use the short vessel that contains 2–4 elements for the first s
Desalination 368 (2015)

This study explored the effect of increasing nanofiltration (NF) permeate recovery (RNF) by recirculation and dosage of chemicals on NF separation performance, concentration polarization (CP) and accumulation of scalingprone ion concentration on NF membrane surface. The related coupling effect on sea
Desalination 361 (2015)

Article history: Received 8 July 2014 Received in revised form 23 December 2014 Accepted 24 December 2014 Available online 22 January 2015 For inland applications, batch-RO desalination has shown advantages in BW desalination over conventional continuous BWRO because of the high recovery ratio achie
Desalination 368 (2015)

− Electrodialysis has an advantage in concentrate treatment because the waste concentration factor increases linearly with removal ratio, Sodium concentration (mg/L) Calcium concentration (mg/L) Chloride concentration (mg/L) resistance of 2 Ω·cm2, the resistance from two membranes would represent 14
Desalination 347 (2014)

The present paper describes pilot plant development of a novel process enabling increase of water recovery in brackish water desalination without using any chemicals. This is achieved by precipitating the scaling salts of a carbonate-rich concentrate by increasing the pH through air stripping of CO2
Desalination 283 (2011)

A performance of an energy-efficient reverse osmosis (RO) system for seawater desalination was evaluated. The evaluation focused on energy saving performance of the RO system. The strategy adopted was to induce high recovery (50%) through the pressure increase. For this purpose, a pilot-scale RO pla
Desalination 144 (2002)

A big problem for the desalination plants situated far from the sea is the elimination of the concentrated brines. The volume reduction of the final concentrate could allow an economic transport and a high recovery level. In order to solve this problem, a reverse osmosis system with recirculation (R
Desalination 144 (2002)