23 research outputs found
Reclaiming Water from Wastewater using Forward Osmosis
No full textWater scarcity is a global issue and waste accumulation is a steadily growing one. The innovative Sewer Mining concept, described in this thesis, is an example of an integrated forward osmosis application which incorporates different technologies to attain one goal: water recovery from wastewater, and subsequent energy production. Forward osmosis membrane technology shows great potential as a sustainable treatment of wastewater. The high quality reclaimed water is a suitable and low cost alternative for many industrial processes that currently exhaust much of the available drinking water supply. By extracting water and energy from wastewater, this thesis aims to alleviate water stress while simultaneously changing the way wastewater is perceived: not as waste, but as a useful resource.Water ManagementCivil Engineering and Geoscience
Pressure assisted osmosis (PAO) to enhance forward osmosis (FO) performance
No full textWater ManagementCivil Engineering and Geoscience
Mesoporous Silica Gel–Based Mixed Matrix Membranes for Improving Mass Transfer in Forward Osmosis: Effect of Pore Size of Filler
No full textA pilot-scale forward osmosis membrane system for concentrating low-strength municipal wastewater: performance and implications
No full textSelf-Supplied Ammonium Bicarbonate Draw Solute for Achieving Wastewater Treatment and Recovery in a Microbial Electrolysis Cell-Forward Osmosis-Coupled System
No full textWhat governs the nature of fouling in forward osmosis (FO) and reverse osmosis (RO)? A molecular dynamics study
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Determination of optimum conditions in forward osmosis using a combined Taguchi–neural approach
No full textAssessment of Performance of Inorganic Draw Solutions Tested in Forward Osmosis Process for Desalinating Arabian Gulf Seawater
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