SAE Int. J. Aerosp.
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DOI: 10.4271/2009-01-2486
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Development of an Enhanced Brine Dewatering System

Ross Remiker1,
Adam M. Marten2,
Brian C. Zelle3
et al.
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“…Nutrient recovery has been limited to getting concentrated brine for disposal 35 . Some research has been done on brine dewatering to maximize water recovery 36 . Without food crops to support in an enclosed environment this would be acceptable.…”
Section: Brine Recoverymentioning
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Strategies for stabilizing nitrogenous compounds in ECLSS wastewater: Top-down system design and unit operation selection with focus on bio-regenerative processes for short and long term scenarios.

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42nd International Conference on Environmental Systems
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“…Nutrient recovery has been limited to getting concentrated brine for disposal 35 . Some research has been done on brine dewatering to maximize water recovery 36 . Without food crops to support in an enclosed environment this would be acceptable.…”
Section: Brine Recoverymentioning
confidence: 99%

Strategies for stabilizing nitrogenous compounds in ECLSS wastewater: Top-down system design and unit operation selection with focus on bio-regenerative processes for short and long term scenarios.

Lunn
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42nd International Conference on Environmental Systems
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Testing of an Enhanced Brine Dewatering System

Remiker1,
Marten2,
Zelle3
et al. 2010
40th International Conference on Environmental Systems
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