HYBRID WATER-TREATMENT PLANTS APPLICATION AT CIRCULATING COOLING SYSTEMS BLOW-WATER PREPARING

Authors

  • В. А. Кишневский Odessa national polytechnic university of «ONPU», Odessa, Ukraine
  • Е. В. Кишневский Odessa national polytechnic university of «ONPU», Odessa, Ukraine
  • О. М. Малиновский Odessa national polytechnic university of «ONPU», Odessa, Ukraine
  • И. Д. Шуляк Odessa national polytechnic university of «ONPU», Odessa, Ukraine

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.20535/2218-9300422011139094

Keywords:

filtrate, concentrate, permeate, salt rejection, additional water, inhibition, circulation water

Abstract

Probable hybrid schemes of water-treatment including reverse osmosis system (ROS) for cleaning heat-transmitter in energy are considered in the article. Internally staged design (ISD) principle (construction into the stage) application possibility is considered in the hybrid scheme of water treatment. The comparative analysis of the circulating cooling systems (CCS) blow-water treatment in hybrid schemes with complete utilization of exhaust cation filters regeneration solutions and ROS concentrate is conducted.

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Published

2011-09-01

Issue

Vol. 4 No. 2 (2011)

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