Thermal Solar Desalination (ePub)

Name: Thermal Solar Desalination
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Methods and Systems (Sprache: Englisch)

Autoren: Vassilis Belessiotis , Soteris Kalogirou , Emmy Delyannis

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Thermal Solar Desalination: Methods and Systems presents numerous thermal seawater desalination technologies varying from the very simple, easy to construct and operate solar stills, to the more advance membrane and indirect distillation methods. All types...

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Thermal Solar Desalination: Methods and Systems presents numerous thermal seawater desalination technologies varying from the very simple, easy to construct and operate solar stills, to the more advance membrane and indirect distillation methods. All types of solar thermal desalination technologies are presented in detail to enable readers to comprehend the subject, from design details to enabling further research to be carried out in this area.

The various units used in desalination are outlined, along with diagrams of all detailed working principles of desalination methods and systems. The authors consider the economic aspects of these processes, demonstrating successful implementation of desalination units suitable for areas where supplies of fresh water in natural ways is limited or non-existent.

Includes detailed descriptions and design of all types of solar thermal desalination systems
Lists a comprehensive record of seawater and fresh water thermophysical properties required in the design of desalination systems
Contains equations to calculate and analyze the performance of the processes examined and assesses their practicality and application

Autoren-Porträt von Vassilis Belessiotis, Soteris Kalogirou, Emmy Delyannis

Belessiotis obtained his PhD from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and is currently the Research Director of the Solar and Other Energy Systems laboratory of NCSR "DEMOKRITOS¿. His main research areas are Renewable Energy Sources and Energy Conservation, and his interests include the areas of Thermal Engineering, Physical processes and Metrology. He was project coordinator in a large number of competitive research projects funded from external sources and his scientific work is widely published. His scientific work is published in five books, six original contributions in specialized international encyclopedias (ENCYCLOPEDIA OF LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEMS and ENCYCLOPEDIA OF ENERGY) and more than 250 papers are published in international journals, international and national conferences (with review), as well as many specialized studies. He has approximately 2000 citations on this work. His is permanent member of scientific organisations: ISES, EDS, IDA, ASHRAE, ¿¿¿, HellasLab (national member of EUROLAB).

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Autoren: Vassilis Belessiotis , Soteris Kalogirou , Emmy Delyannis
2016, 382 Seiten, Englisch
Verlag: Elsevier Science & Techn.
ISBN-10: 0128097825
ISBN-13: 9780128097823
Erscheinungsdatum: 28.06.2016

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