New air lift System for waters desalination - Oueslati, Adel
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This book concerns the design, implementation, testing and modeling of a new system for the production of fresh water by water desalination. During the design phase, the economics of energy, durability, reliability and low investment system construction were the primary objectives of this study. the airlift system is used both for pumping fluids and for heat and mass transfers. It can be used in several applications. Unlike centrifugal pumps, increasing the temperature of the liquid is not only beneficial for pumping water but it reduces energy consumption. The influence of operating…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This book concerns the design, implementation, testing and modeling of a new system for the production of fresh water by water desalination. During the design phase, the economics of energy, durability, reliability and low investment system construction were the primary objectives of this study. the airlift system is used both for pumping fluids and for heat and mass transfers. It can be used in several applications. Unlike centrifugal pumps, increasing the temperature of the liquid is not only beneficial for pumping water but it reduces energy consumption. The influence of operating conditions and geometric characteristics of the driver on the pumping performance and evaporative were elucidated. Heat transfer and mass, as well as the effectiveness of humidification and freshwater productivity, were studied in detail. The coefficients of heat transfer and material between the water and air are increasing functions of air and water flow rates.
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Autorenporträt
Adel Oueslati born in 1968 in Laroussa, Doctor-Engineer in chemical engineering processes of the National School of Engineers of Gabes-Tunisia. He has been a consultant to several companies and a university professor of process engineering since September 2002. He is the author of three patents and dozens of published scientific articles.