08 March 2006
Desal Watercraft Carrier DWC Search for Sydney Water Sea Water Desalination Kurnell - PX Pressure Exchanger VRB Redox Flow Cell Solar Sailor - Sydney Water Desalination Kurnell
The Desal Watercraft Carrier is, but is not limited to, a large scale 3 or more tiered portable floating collector of wind wave tide and solar energies with battery and reverse osmosis desalination plant on-board. Gathering power, storing power and making
07 March 2006
Water Resource Associates - analyze desalination range
The Reverse Osmosis Desalination Cost Planning Model allows the user the ability to expeditiously analyze a large range of desalination project options to determine cost impacts and "best case" project configurations.
01 March 2006
NREL: Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion - What is Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion?
What is Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion? The oceans cover a little more than 70 percent of the Earth's surface. This makes them the world's largest solar energy collector and energy storage system. On an average day, 60 million square kilometers (23 milli
27 February 2006
Plants
Location Fujairah, UAE MSF Capacity 295,100 m3/d (78 mgd) RO Capacity 170,000 m3/d (45 mgd) Contract Date 2001 Operational Date April 2003
20 February 2006
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The PowerSurvivor-40E delivers 1.5 gallons per hour. It is the only power watermaker that converts to manual operation in emergencies.
Sailing thru Science...watermaking at sea
The Powersurvivor 35, for example, only draws 4 amps from a 12-volt electrical system.
AquaSonics Technology
TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANTAGE The RSE™ technology is based on a patented method of producing very small droplets of saltwater that are rapidly evaporated in a heated air stream. The evaporation results in water vapor and precipitated salt particles. The salt
NJIT professor discovers better way to desalinate water
NJIT professor discovers better way to desalinate water Chemical engineer Kamalesh Sirkar, PhD, a distinguished professor at New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) and an expert in membrane separation technology, is leading a team of researchers to dev
08 February 2006
Desalination
We have identified two processes which could be feasible for implementation on appropriately located offshore platforms using electricity produced from a large wind turbine and other renewable energy resources available.
Office of EERE: Testimony of David K. Garman
We are currently funding a concept design study which will set up engineering and economic models to examine viability of wind-powered reverse osmosis systems, looking at applications for coastal seawater, inland brackish water, and water produced during
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