Titlebook: Seawater Desalination; Conventional and Ren Giorgio Micale,Lucio Rizzuti,Andrea Cipollina Book 2009 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2009

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Commercial Desalination Technologies,h power plants (dual purpose systems). With the growing trend to privatise the desalination market in the Middle East, the proportion of desalination capacity supplied by RO will increase, due to the better economics of the RO process. In this chapter, an up-to-date review of industrial units has be

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Wind and Wave Energy for Reverse Osmosis,ations being used for electricity production. In this chapter, an overview of wind and wave energy technologies and their coupling with RO units for seawater desalination is presented. Additionally, a description of existing applications, economic data, as well as market potential, is provided.

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Book 2009he book presents novel processes which use .Renewable Energies. for fresh water production. From the first solar still evaporators, which artificially reproduced the natural cycle of water, technology has progressed to develop complex systems to harness energy from the sun, wind, tides, waves, etc.

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Nuclear Desalination,in order to find the best solutions to guarantee high water quality levels and minimise the possibility of radioactive contamination. Nuclear desalination has thus the potential to be an important option for safe, economic and sustainable supply of large amounts of fresh water to meet the ever-increasing worldwide water demand.

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Solar Thermal Processes,rmal systems seem to be a very good option in remote areas with high insolation and where the use of conventional energy sources for desalination is not a viable option. Moreover the rising energy cost and continuous improvements of solar technologies are making such technologies more and more competitive compared with conventional ones.