Concentration Flow Cells for Efficient Salinity Gradient Energy Recovery with Nanostructured Open Framework Hexacyanoferrate Electrodes

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pp. 5571-5580 ◽  
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Ying Wang
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LCA of lab-scale and large-scale stand-alone RED stacks and an up-scaled RED system co-located with a SWRO desalination plant.


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AbstractOne promising sustainable energy source is the chemical potential difference between salt and freshwater. The membrane process of pressure-retarded osmosis (PRO) has been the most widely investigated means to harvest salinity gradient energy. In this report, we analyse the thermodynamic efficiency of multistage PRO systems to optimize energy recovery from a salinity gradient. We establish a unified description of the efficiencies of the component pumps (


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