Feasibility of Commercialized Water Treatment Techniques
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Feasibility Of Commercialized Water Treatment Techniques
United States Environmental Protection Agency Municipal Environmental Research Laboratory Cincinnati OH 45268 Research and Development EPA-600/S2-81-213 Oct. 1981 Project Summary Feasibility of Commercialized Water Treatment Techniques for Concentrated Waste Spills M. Ghassemi, K. Yu, and S. Quinlivan The suitability and economics of using commercial water treatment techniques for onsite
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Feasibility of commercialized water treatment techniques
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Recently, water scarcity, world population rise and urbanization are causing desalting of seawater. Membrane separation processes such as reverse osmosis are applied for desalination over the conventional mass transfer techniques. For instance, reverse osmosis accounts for the treatment of nearly 1% of the world water supply and its applications are increasing with time.
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Discrimination of plant root zone water status
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