de Nicolás et al., 2023 - Google Patents
Desalination, minimal and zero liquid discharge powered by renewable energy sources: Current status and future perspectivesde Nicolás et al., 2023
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- de Nicolás A
- Molina-GarcÃa Ã
- GarcÃa-Bermejo J
- Vera-GarcÃa F
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- Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews
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In recent decades, freshwater reserves have been under high threats, generated mainly by anthropogenic causes such as rapid population growth and climate change. Currently, one of the technologies that has been used to meet the freshwater global demand is seawater …
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