New Umm Al Quwain plant to produce 50 million gallons of water in first phase
Published by Water Network Research, Official research team of The Water Network
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- Desalination
- Sustainable Desalination
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To all water desalination plants: Your plants are a huge misery: How are you claiming to refer to solar energy to save on electricity consumption, while you are referring to Reverse Osmosis, a process which consumes needless excessive energy???? Your biggest problem is you are not aware that you have to return all desalinated water after use and its treatment back to the sea, otherwise seawater salinity will increase and your wonderful Reverse Osmosis plants will be of no use. See for yourself!!!
Published by Maher Louis, PE, PEng., Senior Process Engineer at Clairmonte Processes
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An interesting points to NOTE to ponder on for sure.
Published by Dr Bonny B. N. Umeadi, CEO at NanoMind IDC
Perhaps you need to check this for typos. Waste water from RO can be recharged to ground or returned to the sea. Seawater salinity change will be undetectable in either case.
Published by Richard Maggio, Investigator at State Government