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Reverse Osmosis Optimization - Energy
Reverse Osmosis Optimization Prepared for the Department of Energy Federal Energy Management Program By Pacific Northwest National Laboratory K. L McMordie Stoughton, X. Duan, and Wendel August 2013 Contacts Will Lintner, ., CEM Federal Energy Management Program Department of Energy 1000 Independence Ave. SW Washington, DC 20585-0121 Phone: (202) 586-3120 E-mail: Kate McMordie Stoughton Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Box 999 Richland, WA Phone: (888) 375-7665 E-mail: Cover photo: Reverse Osmosis system at Sandia National Laboratories. i Acknowledgements The authors of this report would like to thank the following individuals that provided support to the production of the technology evaluation. Federal Energy Management Program: Will Lintner Pacific Northwest National Laboratory: Shannon Colson Brian Boyd James Cabe Jennifer Williamson Matt Wilburn Massine Merzouk Susan Sande Rose Zanders Tobyhanna Army Depot: Charles Valenza Tom Wildoner ii Abbreviations and Acronyms CA FEMP cellulose acetate Federal Energy Management Program gpm gallon per minute HERO High efficiency Reverse Osmosis MESA Microsystems and Engineering Sciences Applications Mgal million gallons psi pounds per square inc
the solution of impurities that have been filtered out of the permeate • Water flux: The rate of permeate production typically expressed as the rate of water flow per unit area of membrane (e.g., gallons per square foot per day) • Recovery rate: The ratio of permeate flow to feed water flow, which indicates the overall water efficiency of ...
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