What Are Useful Membrane Technology Applications For Power Plant Water Treatment and Reuse?
Date Published 2017 | UPW journal archive
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Water treatment involving membrane technologies that are employed in power plants can be categorised into five distinct types. These include Boiler feed and NOx injection, removal of dissolved gases in water for boiler feed, recycled water treatment, cooling tower blowdown recovery and concentration of solids for zero liquid discharge. This article expands on these membrane technologies, offering further insight into how such applications are evolving.
Organizations: Ultrapure Water
Tags: Reverse Osmosis (RO)Deionised WaterForward OsmosisMicrofiltrationMembranesDegassing Membranes
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