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Large-scale solar desalination by combination with CSP: Techno-economic analysis of different options for the Mediterranean Sea and the Arabian Gulf

Palenzuela et al., 2015

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11147148730816582088
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Palenzuela P
Alarcón-Padilla D
Zaragoza G
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Desalination

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The combination of desalination with concentrated solar power (CSP) plants (CSP+ D) is considered as the most realistic opportunity for the development of large-scale desalination with solar energy. The availability of solar power and waste heat in CSP plants offers …
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