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Sustainable thermal-based desalination with low-cost energy resources and low-carbon footprints

Li et al., 2021

Document ID
2963586057681249807
Author
Li Y
Chen X
Xu Y
Zhuo Y
Lu G
Publication year
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Desalination

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The cost of desalination is mainly based on the energy cost since the process is very energy- intensive. Previous reviews have considered individual topics such as renewable energy sources, membrane materials, and the energy-environment nexus. However, there are few …
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