Seawater desalination plant for Southern California

Hammond, Roy; Eissenberg, D.M.; Emmermann, D.K.; Jones, John E.; Sephton, Hugo H.; Standiford, Ferric C.; Scott, Ronald F.; Rider, William J.; Dean, David

doi:10.1016/0011-9164(94)00195-2

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“…The VTE-MED process is similar to the one for Southern California in many aspects (Hammond et al, 1994), the MED-TVC process will be a commercially mature technology.…”

Section: Med-tvc Desalination Plantmentioning

confidence: 99%

Nuclear seawater desalination plant coupled with 200 MW heating reactor

Jia¹,

Zhang²

2008

IJND

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Abstract:A feasibility study on nuclear seawater desalination plant in which a 200 MW nuclear heating reactor (NHR-200) is coupled with MED processes has been completed, and the Chinese government has agreed to build a nuclear seawater desalination plant of this type in the Shandong Peninsula of China. Two different kinds of MED processes, high temperature stacked VTE-MED and low-temperature horizontal tube MED-TVC, have been investigated and compared, and their capacities for freshwater production are 160 000 m 3 /d and 120 000 m 3 /d, respectively. Based on the results of the feasibility study, the VTE-MED plant is more economical than the MED-TVC, but not on the technology maturity for a very large nuclear desalination plant. The two kinds of different nuclear desalination schemes and their primary economic results are presented in this paper.

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“…The VTE-MED process is similar to the one for Southern California in many aspects (Hammond et al, 1994), the MED-TVC process will be a commercially mature technology.…”

Section: Med-tvc Desalination Plantmentioning

confidence: 99%