Reply To: Desalination Efficiency

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14/03/2024 at 4:17 pm #7457
Jean Aquinde
Keymaster

    Hi Matthew,

    When we mentioned that the mechanical desalination is energy intensive, we’re talking about the energy requirements of the reverse osmosis process in general.

    We’ll try if we can find that specific information from TSIRC. In the meantime, I’m curious as to what other desalination systems are you comparing. Are you able to provide a link here?

    Regards,
    Jean

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