DESALINATION
VOL. 121 , NO. 2 , MARCH 1999
Exergo-environmental analysis of processing condensed water from atmospheric air
G. Gornez Camacho (Sevilla, Spain) ............................................................................ 103
Application of the hybrid complexation-ultrafiltration process for removal of metal ions
from galvanic wastewater
M. Bodzek, I. Korus and K. Loska (Gliwice, Poland) ................................................. 117
The use of electro-electrodialysis for the removal of sulphuric acid from
decontamination effluents
S. Cattoir, D. Smets and A. Rahier (Mol, Belgium) ..................................................... 123
Calculation of osmotic pressure difference across membranes in hyperfiltration
Z.-A. Hu, H.-Y. Wu and J.-Z. Gao (Lanzhou, PR. China) ............................................... 131
The application of reverse osmosis and nanofiltration to the removal of nitrates from
groundwater
J. Bohdziewicz, M. Bodzek and E. W^sik (Gliwice, Poland) ......................................... 139
Ultra-low pressure water softening: a new approach to membrane construction
A.M. Mika, R.F. Childs and J.M. Dickson (Hamilton, Canada) ..................................... 149
Market potential of renewable energy powered desalination systems in Greece
D. Voivontas, K. Yannopoulos, K. Rados, A. Zervos and D. Assimacopoulos
(Athens, Greece) ................................................................................................................ 159
Inhibitors for chemical cleaning of iron with tannic acid
A.M. AI-Mayouf (Riyadh, Saudi Arabia) ........................................................................... 173
Sodium chloride stimulus-response experiments in spiral wound reverse osmosis membranes:
a new method to detect fouling
E. Roth (Mulhouse, France), M. Kessler (Cartagena, Spain), B. Fabre and A. Accary
(Mulhouse, France) .................................................................................................................. 183
Forthcoming events ............................................................................................................... 195
Erratum .................................................................................................................................... 200
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DESALIATION
VOL. 122, NO. 2-3 , JULY 1999
Contents
Introduction and summary of the Workshop
A. Naviglio (Rome, Italy) .............................................................................................. 115
Design and operation of medium- and small-size desalination plants in remote areas. New
perspective for improved reliability, durability and lower costs
P. Glueckstern (Tel Aviv, Israel) .................................................................................... 123
Integrated membrane operations in desalination processes
E. Drioli, F. Lagana, A. Criscuoli and G. Barbieri (Arcavacata di Rende, Italy) ................ 141
Removal of dissolved uranium by nanoFiltration
O. Raff and R.-D. Wilken (Wiesbaden, Germany) ............................................................. 147
Pressure exchange system for energy recovery in reverse osmosis plants
P. Geisler (Netphen, Germany), F.U. Hahnenstein, W. Krurnrn (Siegen, Germany) and
Th. Peters (Neuss, Germany) ............................................................................................ 151
Membrane pretreatment of reverse osmosis: long-term experience on difficult waters
B. Durham and A. Walton (Wirksworth, UK)..................................................................... 157
An energy-efficient submarine desalination plant
D. Colombo, M. de Gerloni and M. Reali (Milan, Italy) ..................................................... 171
Perspectives of solar-powered desalination with "SMCEC" technique
H. Ben Bacha, A.F. Maalej, H. Ben Dhia (Sfax, Tunisia), I. Ulber, H. LJchtmann (Marburg,
Germany), M. Engelhardt and J. Krelle (Munich, Germany) ................................................. 177
Technical and economic aspects of small-scale solar-pond-powered seawater desalination systems
T. Szacsvay, P. Hofer-Noser and M. Posnansky (Bern, Switzerland) ................................. 185
Design parameter selection for a distillation system coupled to a solar parabolic trough collector
L. Garcia-Rodriguez (La Laguna, Spain) and C. Gomez-Camacho (Seville, Spain) ............. 195
Thermo-economic analysis of a solar multi-effect distillation plant installed at the Plataforma
Solar de Almeria (Spain)
L. Garcia-Rodriguez (La Laguna, Spain) and C. Gomez-Camacho (Seville, Spain) ............. 205
Thermo-economic analysis of a solar parabolic trough collector distillation plant
L. Garcia-Rodriguez (La Laguna, Spain) and C. Gomez-Camacho (Seville, Spain) ............. 215
A desalination plant using solar heat as heat supply, not affecting the environment with chemicals
G. Caruso and A. Naviglio (Rome, Italy) ............................................................................ 225
Plates — the next breakthrough in desalination
C. Legorreta, S. Hinge (Soborg, Denmark), J. Tonner (Richmond, VA, USA) and A. Lovato
(Soborg, Denmark)............................................................................................................. 235
Seawater distillation from low-temperature streams: a case history
D. Breschi (Cinisello Balsamo, Italy) ................................................................................... 247
Small-scale thermal seawater desalination simulation and optimization of system design
H. Muller-Holst, M. Engelhardt and W. Schölkopf (Munich, Germany) .............................. 255
Transient simulation of a real multi-stage flashing desalination process
M.F. Falcetta and E. Sciubba (Rome, Italy) ......................................................................... 263
Plastic/compact heat exchangers for single-effect desalination systems
H.T. EI-Dessouky and H.M. Ettouney (Safat, Kuwait) ........................................................... 271
Wind-powered MVC seawater desalination — operational results
U. Plantikow (lamaning, Germany) ........................................................................................ 291
Analysis of heat transfer and evaporation in geotherrnal desalination units
K. Bourouni, R. Martin and L. Tadrist (Marseilles, France) .................................................. 301
List of participants .................................................................. 315
Author index to volume 122..................................................... 317
Forthcoming events.................................................................. 318
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DESALINATION
VOL. 123, NO. 1, AUGUST 1999
Modelling and simulation of steam jet ejectors
N.H. Aly, A. Karameldin and M.M. Shamloul (Cairo, Egypt) ........................... 1
Measurements of self-diffusion coefficients of water in porous membranes by PFG-NMR
K. Nitta, M. Natsuisaka and A. Tanioka (Tokyo, Japan) .............................. 9
Simple, safe and low-cost nuclear plants as a heat source for seawater desalination
J. Tian, G. Shi, Z. Zhao, D. Cao and X. Wang (Beijing, China) ........................ 15
Economic analyses of a nuclear desalination system using deep pool reactors
J. Tian, G. Shi, Z. Zhao and D. Cao (Beijing, China) ............................... 25
Desalination of surface water to industrial water with lower impact on the environment
Part 3: Water desalination under alkaline conditions
V. Mavrov, H. Chmiel, B. Heitele and F. Rogener (Saarbrucken, Germany) ............... 33
Fouling mitigation in membrane processes
R. Sheikholeslami (Sydney, Australia) .......................................... 45
Qualifying of manpower for the desalination industry
H. EI-Dessouky, H. Ettouney and I. Alatiqi (Safat, Kuwait) ........................... 55
Preliminary performance evaluation of a subsurface water reverse osmosis
desalting system
Y. AI-Wazzan, M. Safar, S. Ebrahim and A. Mesri (Safat, Kuwait) ...................... 71
A solar still with minimum inclination, coupled to an outside condenser
A. EI-Bahi and D. Inan (Ankara, Turkey) ......................................... 79
Investigation of an electrodeionization system for the removal of low concentrations
of ammonium ions
E.F. Spiegel, P.M. Thompson, D.J. Helden, H.V. Doan, D.J. Caspar (Boulder, USA) and
H. Zanapalidou (Boulder, USA) ............................................... 85
Forthcoming events .......................................................... 93
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