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Experts call for reviewing green cost of desalination
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Experts have called for a body to monitor the impact of desalination on the environment in light of the record growth the desalination industry has witnessed in the last year, with 700 new plants globally coming online that treat seawater, brackish water or river water.
MULTIMETALS LIMITED - desalination
Multimetals Limited founded in 1962 as a joint venture with Revere Copper and Brass Inc, USA attained the position of a premier manufacturer of seamless extruded drawn copper and copper alloy products including 90/10, 95/05 & 70/30 Cupro Nickel, Cunifer, Aluminum Brass, Admiralty Brass, 70/30 Brass, 63/37 Brass, Naval Brass confirming to various international standards, catering to numerous industries. Multimetals had a technical collaboration with M/s Hitachi Copper Ltd. Japan, one of the world leaders in Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Copper tube technology. Multimetals is the largest manufacturer of non-ferrous alloys tubes in India exporting to all the continents around the world. We cater to various sectors like: Aircondtioners &Chillers Oil & Gas Ship Building &Repair Desalination Plants
Microbes could provide low-energy desalination | Innovation
Researchers say they’ve found a way to use microbes to remove salt from water without the high energy input required by standard desalination methods
Water Desalination Plants Powered by Renewable Energy
Due to the freshwater crisis from places like Dubai and Australia, inventors around the world have started looking for ways to convert seawater and make it potable. Most of these desalination plants require a huge amount of energy, being powered from non-renewable sources.
Perth Seawater Desalination Plant Process Automation Improvement
Our automation technology provided the opportunity to greatly reduce the enormous quantity of copper cabling and connections normally required for a plant of this scale. The quantity of copper has been reduced by using intelligent communications and fibre-optic cable. Much less cable in the plant results in lower capital costs and improved reliability.
Experiment Shows Desalination Plants Could Produce Hydrogen
As the world’s potable water resources thin each year, scientists
strive to decypher ways to use the immense amounts of water that abound the oceans and seas, and to make them drinkable. All that desalination process consumes energy resources, and that makes water more expensive to produce and drink in some parts of the world.
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