Pilot plant study of desalination by direct contact heat transfer

Somer, Tarik G.; Bora, Mayur Krishna; Kaymakçalan, Ö.; Özmen, S.; Arikan, Yağmur

doi:10.1016/s0011-9164(00)80053-3

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“…Telephone discussion with H. R. Jacobs, University of Utah. 4.9 designed using both methods (Somer et al 1973;Sideman and Gatey 1966). The distillation method, however, seems to be more popular (Somer et al 1973).…”

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State of technology of direct contact heat exchanging

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1984

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This study was completed for the Division of Energy Conversion and Utilization Technologies (ECUT) in the Department of Energy. The division's mission is to identify and research long-range technology concepts that are attractive for more efficient energy use. To meet its goals, the ECUT staff established a planning and systems analysis project that was responsible for conducting this study. This report is one of a series of studies in support of the ECUT research planning effort. Other documents in the series contain assessments of energy conservation technology areas~ methods to appraise research projects for support, and data reference sources. Publications from this project include the Industrial Waste Heat Recovery ..

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“…One system developed at the Middle East Technical University in Ankara, Turkey, promotes distillation by bringing sea water directly into contact with hot oil (Somer et al 1973). The incoming brine is preheated by circulating through the evaporator shell and is then sprayed onto the hot oil surface.…”

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