Conceptual Design of Indonesia Experimental Power Reactor Coupled with Desalination Unit

Dewita, Erlan; Ariyanto, Teguh; Susiati, Heni; Pancoko, Marliyadi

doi:10.1088/1742-6596/1198/2/022056

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“…Laboratory results from the coupling of the Indonesia Daya power reactor and the multi‐stage flash desalination process showed that a significant amount of freshwater could be obtained during the various options (27 and 16.5 by options 1, and 2, respectively) with the steam economy above 8 27 …”

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An overview of sustainable energy development by using cogeneration technology and opportunity for improving process

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An overview of sustainable energy development by using cogeneration technology and opportunity for improving process

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Integrated Desalination Systems Coupled with Nuclear Reactors

Saibaba

2021

Sustainable Materials and Systems for Water Desalination

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Synergies and potential of hybrid solar photovoltaic for enhanced desalination: A review of selected countries

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SEPUTRO KOESTOER

2023

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In an effort to construct a desalination pilot plant, a study of several kinds of literature is needed to ensure Indonesia develops advanced and environmentally friendly desalination technology. This research aims to explore several research papers referenced in developing the desalination pilot plant to gain information on environmentally friendly and sustainable desalination technologies in selected countries such as Spain (Burriana), Mexico, Chile, the Philippines, and Iran (Kish Island), including in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region on the development of desalination technology for environmentally friendly and sustainable-based communities. This research method used a systematic literature review (SLR) approach that emphasizes secondary information from several studies from selected countries to develop desalination technology. Each technology developed is examined for suitability with environmental conditions and desalination technology to be further applied in Indonesia. The main reason for building desalination plants in selected countries is to support sustainable development based on green energy and technology. They are combining desalination technology with photovoltaic (PV) electrical energy, which is a critical factor in promoting green technology through electrodialysis (ED) or reverse osmosis (RO) techniques. The developed desalination pilot plant can achieve 7-14 L/(m2.h) productivity at approximately 0.36-0.78 USD/m3. If implemented in Indonesia, it is necessary to prepare financial support to construct, operate, and maintain. Desalination technology in Indonesia should prioritize environmentally friendly technology. Indonesia's topographic region is a golden advantage to supporting sustainable green energy by utilizing PV-RO or PV-ED-RO to create fresh water from seawater.

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Conceptual Design of Indonesia Experimental Power Reactor Coupled with Desalination Unit

Cited by 3 publications

References 6 publications

An overview of sustainable energy development by using cogeneration technology and opportunity for improving process

An overview of sustainable energy development by using cogeneration technology and opportunity for improving process

Integrated Desalination Systems Coupled with Nuclear Reactors

Synergies and potential of hybrid solar photovoltaic for enhanced desalination: A review of selected countries

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