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A buoyancy-dominated desalination unit
Publication Date Aug 1, 1974
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Abstract A theoretical investigation is made into the effects of natural convection upon the reverse osmosis of a weak solution flowing in a horizontal tube. Applied to the desalination of sea water, the transport rates arising from this laminar-flow, mixed-convection regime suggest a potentially viable design configuration. Comparison with recent experimental results shows qualitative agreement and suggests a need for additional experimentation.
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Effects Of Natural Convection Horizontal Tube Viable Configuration Theoretical Investigation Desalination Of Water Effects Of Convection Recent Results Desalination Of Sea Water Mixed-convection Regime Reverse Osmosis
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