DME Academy Archive

Subject Description:

Everyone is familiar with MSF, MED, RO, NF, UF. Some may have had contact with MD, FO or CDI. But who knows how it works and what comes after MD, FO or CDI. The Desalination Institute DME, based on its research in the field and patent applications around the separation of aqueous solutions, has compiled a number of new and interesting technologies presented by inventors, patent holders or researchers that show where the journey in desalination may go in the future. As we all know, new and good ideas are always more needed […]

Seminar S-006-2022

The recordings o the Seminar are now available for your review at the Desalination Academy

Subject Description:

The transformation of energy supply from carbon to alternative forms of energy entails many innovations. The goal itself is beyond stion, but the way to get there raises many questions.

The production of hydrogen starts with energy and water, and the demands on this water are high. The provision of this basic material from saline water expands the places of use and makes the […]

S-005-2022

Target group of the event:

Operators, supervisory authorities, planning offices, plant constructors and research institutions in the field of raw material extraction and the environment.

Motivation for the event:

An ever increasing demand for raw materials, both salts, minerals and carbon are present in the direct or indirect environment of desalination plants. The exclusive extraction of drinking water from brackish water and seawater is increasingly being combined with the extraction of raw materials, also in view of the efficiency of these plants. The growing number […]

Desalination Institute DME in Kooperation mit DGMT und der Universität Duisburg-Essen macht Sie auf unseres Online Halbtag-Seminar “Membrantechnik in Wasserwerken” aufmerksam!

Beschreibung des Themas:

Betreiber, Aufsichtsbehörden, Planungsbüros, Anlagenbauer und Forschungseinrichtungen im Umfeld von Wasserwerken

Motivation für die Veranstaltung:

Eine immer größer werdende Menge von analytisch nachweisbaren Stoffen werden im Rohwasser der Trinkwasserversorgung analysiert. Einfluß und Wirkung einiger dieser Stoffe sind noch unerforscht oder gänzlich unbekannt. Andere Stoffe sind als Störstoffe identifiziert und werden beobachtet oder teilweise bereits in der Trinkwasseraufbereitung abgeschieden. Die wachsende Zahl der verschiedenen […]