Studies on simultaneous energy and water minimisation—Part I: Systems with no water re-use

This paper addresses the simultaneous management of energy and water. A new systematic methodology has been developed for targeting and design that simultaneously minimises the requirements of energy and water. Using this new approach, the design of a water system for maximum energy recovery can be...

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Published in:Chemical engineering science 2005-06, Vol.60 (12), p.3279-3290
Main Authors: Savulescu, Luciana, Kim, Jin-Kuk, Smith, Robin
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Applied sciences
Chemical engineering
Energy recovery
Exact sciences and technology
Heat and mass transfer. Packings, plates
Heat exchanger networks
Heat exchangers and evaporators
Non-isothermal mixing
Separate system
Water minimisation
Water networks
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Water minimisation
Water networks
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