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Research News A membrane-distillation desalination demonstration plant powered by waste heat is to be built as
part of research by the Keppel Environmental Technology Centre (KETC) in Singapore, using Keppel's
Memstill technology. Desalination membrane improvements and a combined heating, cooling and desalination system are among six research proposals granted about Sing$ 1 million (US$ 710,000) in research funding on 30 June 2010 by Singapore's Environment & Water Industry Programme Office (EWI). Singapore's newly commissioned membrane bioreactor (MBR) system at the Changi Water
Reclamation Plant is to be used as an MBR testing facility.» Water research hub launched in South Australia » US government funding desalination research » Micropollutants web database launched in Texas » Clemson University desalination collaboration signed » Breakthrough wastewater treatment collaboration sought » NanoH2O gets US Navy grant for shipboard desalination research » MD plant to be used for contaminant removal trials » Nine projects to be launched by WateReuse Foundation » Polymer brush layer is key to new fouling-resistant membrane » China is researching desalination of sea ice » WRF launches an RFP for reuse system framework » June deadline for WERF award submissions » Ion polarization at heart of new desalination research » Concentrate disposal guidance from WRF/WERF research » Pilot MBR to treat refinery wastewater » Australian membrane workshop set for June 2010 |
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A membrane-distillation desalination demonstration plant powered by waste heat is to be built as
part of research by the Keppel Environmental Technology Centre (KETC) in Singapore, using Keppel's
Memstill technology.
Singapore's newly commissioned membrane bioreactor (MBR) system at the Changi Water
Reclamation Plant is to be used as an MBR testing facility.