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FORWARD OSMOSIS A BRIEF INTRODUCTION . Author: Peter G. Nicoll Technical Director Modern Water plc United Kingdom Abstract FORWARD OSMOSIS (FO) over the past five years has generally attracted more attention, both academically and commercially, with a number of companies raising finance on the back of its potential. The process exploits the natural process of OSMOSIS , which is how plants and trees take up water from the soil a low energy, natural process. It works by having two solutions with different concentrations (or more correctly different osmotic pressures) separated by a selectively permeable membrane, in the case of the plants and trees their cell walls, and pure' water flows from less concentrated solution across the membrane to dilute t
The International Desalination Association World Congress on Desalination and Water Reuse 2013 / Tianjin, China REF: IDAWC/TIAN13-445 FORWARD OSMOSIS – A BRIEF INTRODUCTION
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