Graphene Filtration | A revolution in Desalination technology!
Published by Water Network Research, Official research team of The Water Network in Academic
Recently, a group of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology researchers made a major breakthrough in the graphene based desalination process. They were able to remove 97% of common salts in an energy efficient way.
The current reverse osmosis desalination technology is energy intensive, and desalination plants’ capital costs are high. By the year 2025, 14% of the world's population will experience water scarcity, which makes this discovery very important.
Moreover, graphene-based filtration technology could come to your kitchen very soon.
Links to their work - https://www.nature.com/articles/nnano.... , https://science.sciencemag.org/conten...
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Category: Academic
- Sea Water Desalinisation
- Sustainable Desalination
- Graphene
- Phenology
2 Comments
'Splain Lucy 'splain. What do you base 97% on? Rejection? That won't even pass BWRO.
Published by David Laker, AQUALYNG AS - Senior Technologist
This is fantastic news! I'm very optimistic on the desalination progress.
Published by Margaret Li