This paper is based on the study for evaluation of processes reuse and recycling reverse osmosis components membranes in Canary Islands Macaronesia, within DESAL+ project framework LIVING LAB platform, coordinated by Technological Institute (ITC) Agency Research, Innovation Information Society (ACIISI), with support Interreg-MAC Programme. Reverse could be reused same or another desalination pl...

Growing uncertainty in the future availability of freshwater sources has led to an increase installations for desalination seawater. Reverse osmosis (RO), currently most widely adopted technique, caused environmental concerns over high associated greenhouse gas emissions and generation large amounts chemicals-containing brine. Significant consumption electricity RO is additional challenge, part...

the continuous spread of distributed energy resources (ders) such as combined heating and power (chp), diesel generators, boilers and renewable energy sources provide an effective solution to energy related problems to serve the power and heat demands with minimum cost. moreover, the ders may play a significant role for supplying power and heat in rural areas, where grid electricity is not avai...

The mining industry is facing problems of clean production in terms of mineral processing, pollution, water consumption, and renewable energy. An interesting outlook can be to combine the mining industry with membrane-based desalination in the logic of mining from the sea. In fact, several of the drawbacks found in both mining and desalination can be minimized or overcome, which includes hinder...

Ocean waves provide a clean, reliable source of energy making them viable for desalination, especially in coastal communities and island nations. However, large capital costs render current wave-powered desalination technologies economically infeasible. This work presents configuration ocean-wave-energy-powered batch reverse osmosis. The proposed system uses seawater as the working fluid hydro-...

Desalination of brackish water by using reverse osmosis (RO) system powered by solar PV has been till now not tried and examined in Palestine. This paper proposes the rural village Al Maleh for erection and testing of the first PV-powered RO system. Al Maleh is highly qualified for testing of such systems since it has a lot of mineral hot water springs of a salinity of about 3400 ppm. Based on ...

Desalination capacity has rapidly increased in the last decade because of the increase in water demand and a significant reduction in desalination cost as a result of significant technological advances, especially in the reverse osmosis process. The cost of desalinated seawater has fallen below US$0.50/m for a large scale seawater reverse osmosis plant at a specific location and conditions whil...