Electrodialysis desalination for water and wastewater: A review

The principle of electrodialysis (ED) desalination was first presented in 1890 by Maigrot and Sabates, and its development into industrial scale started for more than 50 years ago. The operation of ED is driven by the development of ion exchange membranes produces high water recovery and does not re...

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Main Authors:	Al-Amshawee, Sajjad, Mohd Yusri, Mohd Yunus, Abdul Aziz, Mohd Azoddein, Hassell, David Geraint, Dakhil, Ihsan Habib, Hassimi, Abu Hasan
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spelling	ump-259092020-01-20T03:04:52Z http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/25909/ Electrodialysis desalination for water and wastewater: A review Al-Amshawee, Sajjad Mohd Yusri, Mohd Yunus Abdul Aziz, Mohd Azoddein Hassell, David Geraint Dakhil, Ihsan Habib Hassimi, Abu Hasan QD Chemistry TP Chemical technology The principle of electrodialysis (ED) desalination was first presented in 1890 by Maigrot and Sabates, and its development into industrial scale started for more than 50 years ago. The operation of ED is driven by the development of ion exchange membranes produces high water recovery and does not require phase change, reaction, or chemicals. These advantages provide environmental benefits without the use of fossil fuels and chemical detergents. Whilst there are a number of reviews that have attempted to optimise ED performance for various applications, ED technology still has limitations involving scaling, membrane fouling, and permselectivity. In this paper, an extensive review of current studies on the process, principles, and setups of ED technology is given to deliver a comprehensive collection of all the main findings published on this technology so far. Also, it provides an overview of the possible sustainability approaches to be integrated with the ED process. The current developments and the sustainability of ED are critically examined for in-depth knowledge of what makes ED a promising desalination for potable water production. Finally, mathematical approaches to the design of ED process are briefly mentioned. Elsevier 2020 Article PeerReviewed pdf en http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/25909/1/Electrodialysis%20desalination%20for%20water%20and%20wastewater1.pdf Al-Amshawee, Sajjad and Mohd Yusri, Mohd Yunus and Abdul Aziz, Mohd Azoddein and Hassell, David Geraint and Dakhil, Ihsan Habib and Hassimi, Abu Hasan (2020) Electrodialysis desalination for water and wastewater: A review. Chemical Engineering Journal, 380. pp. 1-19. ISSN 1385-8947 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cej.2019.122231 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cej.2019.122231
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spellingShingle	QD Chemistry TP Chemical technology Al-Amshawee, Sajjad Mohd Yusri, Mohd Yunus Abdul Aziz, Mohd Azoddein Hassell, David Geraint Dakhil, Ihsan Habib Hassimi, Abu Hasan Electrodialysis desalination for water and wastewater: A review
description	The principle of electrodialysis (ED) desalination was first presented in 1890 by Maigrot and Sabates, and its development into industrial scale started for more than 50 years ago. The operation of ED is driven by the development of ion exchange membranes produces high water recovery and does not require phase change, reaction, or chemicals. These advantages provide environmental benefits without the use of fossil fuels and chemical detergents. Whilst there are a number of reviews that have attempted to optimise ED performance for various applications, ED technology still has limitations involving scaling, membrane fouling, and permselectivity. In this paper, an extensive review of current studies on the process, principles, and setups of ED technology is given to deliver a comprehensive collection of all the main findings published on this technology so far. Also, it provides an overview of the possible sustainability approaches to be integrated with the ED process. The current developments and the sustainability of ED are critically examined for in-depth knowledge of what makes ED a promising desalination for potable water production. Finally, mathematical approaches to the design of ED process are briefly mentioned.
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author	Al-Amshawee, Sajjad Mohd Yusri, Mohd Yunus Abdul Aziz, Mohd Azoddein Hassell, David Geraint Dakhil, Ihsan Habib Hassimi, Abu Hasan
author_facet	Al-Amshawee, Sajjad Mohd Yusri, Mohd Yunus Abdul Aziz, Mohd Azoddein Hassell, David Geraint Dakhil, Ihsan Habib Hassimi, Abu Hasan
author_sort	Al-Amshawee, Sajjad
title	Electrodialysis desalination for water and wastewater: A review
title_short	Electrodialysis desalination for water and wastewater: A review
title_full	Electrodialysis desalination for water and wastewater: A review
title_fullStr	Electrodialysis desalination for water and wastewater: A review
title_full_unstemmed	Electrodialysis desalination for water and wastewater: A review
title_sort	electrodialysis desalination for water and wastewater: a review
publisher	Elsevier
publishDate	2020
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Electrodialysis desalination for water and wastewater: A review

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