Energy Storage and Desalination

Energy storage and desalination technologies are critical for sustainable resource management, enabling efficient energy use and access to clean water. Advanced energy storage systems, such as batteries and supercapacitors, help regulate power supply, while desalination techniques, including reverse osmosis and electrodialysis, remove salt and impurities from seawater. Integrating energy storage with desalination can enhance efficiency, reduce operational costs, and support off-grid or renewable-powered water purification systems.

2015 Capacitive Charging And Desalination Dynamics Of A Packed-Bed Reactor

1997 Uniform Channel Micro Heat Exchangers

1997 Micro Heat Exchangers Consisting Of Pin Arrays

1996 The Conjugate Graetz Problem With Axial Conduction

1984 Convective Heat Losses From A Pipe Buried In A Semi-Infinite Porous Media

1983 Conductive Heat Transfer Between Two Eccentric Cylinders With Boundary Condition Of The Third Kind

1982 Temperature Distribution In And Around A Buried Heat Generating Sphere

1982 Heat Losses From A Fluid Flowing In A Buried Pipe

1982 Boiling In Low-Permeability Porous Materials