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A sustainable approach in water desalination with the integration of renewable energy sources: Environmental engineering challenges and perspectives

Shokri et al., 2022

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Shokri A
Fard M
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Environmental Advances

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For decades considerable attempt has been specifically devoted toward the integration of renewable energy sources (RES) to power different desalination systems. However, at present, various techno-economic limitations hamper directing these efforts towards wide …
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