A desalination system is a set of equipment and processes that remove salt and other dissolved minerals from salt water to make it drinkable. There are several methods of desalination, including reverse osmosis, evaporation and distillation. These systems are used in areas where potable water is scarce, such as in coastal regions or desert islands.
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Desalination processes usually include removing salts and minerals from salt water through physical or chemical methods. Some of the common processes include:
It is a physical process that uses a semi-permeable membrane to separate water from salt. Pressure is applied to salt water to force fresh water through the membrane, leaving salts and minerals behind.
It is a physical process that uses heat to evaporate the water, leaving the salts and minerals behind.
It is a chemical process that uses acid or caustic soda to dissolve salts and minerals, allowing drinking water to be separated.
It is a physical process that uses heat to evaporate the water, leaving the salts and minerals behind.
It is a physical process that uses electricity to separate salts and minerals from water.
The choice of desalination process will depend on the quality of the incoming water, the volume of water required and the budget available for the project.
Desalination systems can be used in a variety of applications, including:
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