Simulation of heat and mass transfer in a multi-effect distillation plant for seawater desalination [An article from: Desalination]
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Author(s)H. Raach, J. Mitrovic
PublisherElsevier
ISBN / ASINB000PDSZEA
ISBN-13978B000PDSZE2
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In the European project EasyMED an innovative, multi-effect distillation plant for seawater desalination has been developed. The basic elements of each effect are vertical plates. On one side of a plate, seawater is distributed as a falling film, whereas on the other side, the plate is heated by condensing vapour generated in the previous effect. Our Institute is concerned with the heat and mass transfer in a system based on numerical experiments. Good agreement was achieved between a one-dimensional (1D) and a two-dimensional (2D) model capturing the evaporating falling film. Being less computationally expensive and sufficient for practical requirements, a 1D model was adopted for conjugate heat transfer between condensing and evaporating cells.
Description:
In the European project EasyMED an innovative, multi-effect distillation plant for seawater desalination has been developed. The basic elements of each effect are vertical plates. On one side of a plate, seawater is distributed as a falling film, whereas on the other side, the plate is heated by condensing vapour generated in the previous effect. Our Institute is concerned with the heat and mass transfer in a system based on numerical experiments. Good agreement was achieved between a one-dimensional (1D) and a two-dimensional (2D) model capturing the evaporating falling film. Being less computationally expensive and sufficient for practical requirements, a 1D model was adopted for conjugate heat transfer between condensing and evaporating cells.
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