Making zero-liquid discharge desalination greener: Utilising low-grade heat and vacuum membrane distillation for the regeneration of volatile draw solutes

Peters, Christian Daugaard; Hankins, Nicholas P.

doi:10.1016/j.desal.2021.115034

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Making zero-liquid discharge desalination greener: Utilising low-grade heat and vacuum membrane distillation for the regeneration of volatile draw solutes

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