Evaluation of capacitive deionization desalination technology for irrigation

Elshafei, Moustafa; Amer, Abdalrahman M.; Seleym, Ashraf; Khalifa, Ziad; Ahmed, Tamer S.

doi:10.5004/dwt.2020.25676

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“…This journal is © The Royal Society of Chemistry 2023 capacitive deionization (MCDI), which utilizes ion-selective membranes attached to the porous electrode surface, has gained popularity in agricultural irrigation water treatment. 67 This technology offers improved performance in terms of ion removal, energy efficiency, and selectivity, making it a preferred choice for agricultural applications Elshafei et al 68 conducted a study to assess the viability of desalinating brackish water for irrigation purposes by designing a modular unit with a production capacity of 32 m 3 d À1 specifically for use in a 9 m Â 40 m greenhouse. The feed brackish water had a TDS concentration of 4000 ppm, while the desired TDS level for irrigation was set at 800 ppm.…”

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Capacitive deionization system with ultra-high salt adsorption performance: from lab design to agricultural applications

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Yu,

Kong

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Chem. Commun.

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Section: By Utilizing Porous Electrodes CDI Removes Harmful Ions From...mentioning

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Capacitive deionization system with ultra-high salt adsorption performance: from lab design to agricultural applications

He,

Yu,

Kong

et al. 2023

Chem. Commun.

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Salinity threshold of desalinated saline water used for drip irrigating: The perspective of emitter clogging

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Muhammad

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Cost-centric innovations to address Water-Agriculture nexus challenges in Egypt: Research Status Analysis

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Eldeeb,

Abdoun

et al. 2024

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High costs associated with technology adoption can be a barrier against the improvement of water use in agriculture. Therefore, interventions must be not only technically feasible but also financially affordable and accessible to farmers. To understand the current situation of research in lowcost (and cost-effective) water solutions for effective management of agricultural water challenges in Egypt. A total of 19 peer-reviewed papers were obtained from systematic research on various databases, the employed keywords are: “Egypt” AND “irrigation” AND “low cost” OR “low-cost” OR “cost-effective” OR “cost-effective”. Based on the analysis of the selected studies, many low-cost technologies and techniques are applied in the Egyptian Delta on-farm levels, such as using low-cost soil moisture sensors attached to a smart monitoring unit operated by Solar Photo Voltaic Cells (SPVC), wireless sensor network in cultivating the potato crop, flexible on-field irrigation, cut-off irrigation, and Pressurized Irrigation Systems. The proposed solutions can help improve water use efficiency, increase crop yields, reduce the cost of irrigation, improve the quality of irrigation water, and promote sustainable agricultural practices. The economic analyses and feasibility studies presented in these papers provide valuable insights for policymakers and stakeholders in making informed decisions about water use and agricultural practices.

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Evaluation of capacitive deionization desalination technology for irrigation

Cited by 4 publications

References 7 publications

Capacitive deionization system with ultra-high salt adsorption performance: from lab design to agricultural applications

Capacitive deionization system with ultra-high salt adsorption performance: from lab design to agricultural applications

Salinity threshold of desalinated saline water used for drip irrigating: The perspective of emitter clogging

Cost-centric innovations to address Water-Agriculture nexus challenges in Egypt: Research Status Analysis

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