Biomass derived evaporator with highly interconnected structure for eliminating salt accumulation in high-salinity brine

Wang, Wei; Tian, Ziyu; He, Nairu; Huan, Xi; Fan, Jiang; Li, Yining

doi:10.1016/j.desal.2023.117232

Desalination

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.desal.2023.117232

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Biomass derived evaporator with highly interconnected structure for eliminating salt accumulation in high-salinity brine

Wei Wang,

Ziyu Tian,

Nairu He

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3D Biomass‐Based Interfacial Solar Steam Generation: Component, Optimization, and Application

Liu,

Shu,

Liu

et al. 2024

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The seawater desalination and wastewater treatment by the interfacial solar steam generation (ISSG) technique is considered as a green, economical, sustainable, low‐energy‐consumption, and potential fresh water production strategy to solve the water shortage and energy crisis. Recently, efficient biomass‐based ISSGs (BISSGs) have been widely reported due to its efficient photothermal conversion efficiency and good hydrophilic performance. The BISSGs with efficient solar absorption and water transmission performance by design and optimization their various forms and structures and related photothermal properties is also significantly great for its scale application. This review highlights recent advancements in 3D BISSG systems, with a focus on the design and optimization of photothermal conversion materials and substrate materials. Then, the review also discusses the potential of biomass materials in BISSG applications, aiming to provide a theoretical basis for developing cost‐effective, efficient, and sustainable water purification technologies. Finally, the challenges and development prospects of the BISSG system in basic research and practical application will provide theoretical guidance for the further development of this technology.

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3D Biomass‐Based Interfacial Solar Steam Generation: Component, Optimization, and Application

Liu,

Shu,

Liu

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Nickel and Cobalt Selenite Hydrates as Broad Solar Absorbers for Enhanced Solar Water Evaporation

Taranova,

Lushaj,

Akbar

et al. 2024

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Inorganic black materials possessing hydrophilicity are scarce but can be of great importance in areas such as solar water evaporation, and solar steam generation. In this study, we demonstrate for the first time that transition‐metal selenite hydrates (specifically, earth‐abundant metals Ni and Co) not only possess high solar absorbance (> 96 %) in the solar spectral range (UV‐vis‐NIR) but also excellent hydrophilicity, which plays a key role in water transport in the solar steam generation. The hydrophilic behavior in selenite hydrates originates from trapped “water of hydration” inside its crystal lattice, which can easily form hydrogen bonds with other water molecules, facilitating water transport. Owing to the abovementioned properties, the studied selenite hydrates were tested for solar water evaporation, showing excellent water evaporation rates of 1.83 kg m‐2 h‐1 and 2.34 kg m‐2 h‐1 for nickel selenite hydrate and cobalt selenite hydrate, exceeding the theoretical limit of 1.47 kg m‐2 h‐1.This article is protected by copyright. All rights reserved.

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System integration for solar-driven interfacial desalination

Dang,

Nie,

Cao

et al. 2024

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Biomass derived evaporator with highly interconnected structure for eliminating salt accumulation in high-salinity brine

Cited by 4 publications

References 49 publications

3D Biomass‐Based Interfacial Solar Steam Generation: Component, Optimization, and Application

3D Biomass‐Based Interfacial Solar Steam Generation: Component, Optimization, and Application

Nickel and Cobalt Selenite Hydrates as Broad Solar Absorbers for Enhanced Solar Water Evaporation

System integration for solar-driven interfacial desalination

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