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Table 9 Costs of the PV-RO plant Eq
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. System Description The photovolta
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4.3.5 Autonomous PV Water Pumping-R
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efficiency of the inverter for vari
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c. Experiences and Lessons Learnt T
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4.4 SOLAR THERMAL SYSTEM DRIVEN MUL
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The most outstanding solar ME syste
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(considering 50% solar contribution
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Sfax a. Introduction A solar multip
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4.4.3 SODESA Project, Gran Canaria
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Fig 24 Block diagram of the pilot p
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The pilot MED plant is designed to
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mirror concentrators are tracking t
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each component of the pilot plant.
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that the performance of the pilot p
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4.5 HYBRID POWER SUPPLY PLANT DRIVE
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- pyranometer to measure the solar
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PV Generators 3.9 kW, SM110 ……
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the replacement of the carbon and t
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d. Cost Data The unit water cost wa
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The battery bank than serving provi
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continuously to find and compare th
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5. CONCLUSIONS & RECOMMENDATIONS Ke
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6. DESALINATION RES PROJECTS The su
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Title Programme (EEC) of financial
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Title Regulation (EEC) establishing
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6.1.1. Research / Cost sharing proj
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Title Year Table 14 PV-powered proj
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time. The 4 operating years of the
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Note: As the projects were implemen
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such stand-alone systems are of gre
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The following projects (AQUASOL and
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technology (AQUASOL) technology bas
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A main point for developing the new
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Specific capital costs, €/m3 35 3
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- Solar thermal seawater desalinati
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The anticipated overall cost reduct
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The project tasks comprised: - Modi
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• The development of the collecto
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prevailing at the test site, the co
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transfer fluid. The concept of DEAH
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2005, to be started up in January 2
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• Development and testing of the
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Table 19 Wind energy desalination p
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implementation scheme for decentral
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Optionally an energy storage system
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Pic. 42 View on RO unit on Syros Pi
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unit and membranes are taken into c
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eached the level of technology, whi
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Short description of the project Th
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Table 22 Approximate costs for a ty
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• The cost of drilling and testin
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1. Collection of climatic data, i.e
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The RO plant designed for this proj
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- Generating information on market
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Turkey Water source: Ground & Surfa
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The project team focuses on the des
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9. Preparation of the installation,
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and water needs of the Mersini vill
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France 22% Greece 22% Germany 11% S
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Title Year Multi-stage-flash desali
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Characteristics of the solar fields
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vacuum pump is required upon start-
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salts whose concentration approache
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The operation tests took place at t
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It could be concluded that PV based
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well as to compare DC motor pumps w
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Project title Almeria solar powered
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Project title PV powered lighthouse
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Innovative aspects and conclusions
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Applications include domestic light
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A 32 kWp PV system with 500 Ah/220
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Menorca Wind generator based electr
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Design, manufacturing and installat
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Up to date the wind turbine has bee
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Nicolas, in West France, with wind
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connected to the grid (for back-up)
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daytime as intermediate or peak loa
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N o Acronym Title CODEC CPC collect
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N o Acronym Title SODESA AQUASOL ME
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N o Acronym Title REDDES Wind power
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SDAWES Seawater desalination plants
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No Title Year Lipari island water d
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No Title Year 1.2 MW wind turbine i
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6.1.3 Conclusions Solar thermal: Th
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Membrane desalination Hybridized Sy
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No Title Year PV powered desalinati
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Project title PV powered desalinati
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⇒ A promising battery-less system
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-- strong mismatch +/- very diverse
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technological advancements with a s
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Sea water potable solar � PV-ED p
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• the necessity for mobility of a
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to drive the desalination unit and
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The evaporation paper reduces the v
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thermal seawater desalination syste
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⇒ The model parameters for the ot
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electrical power was supplied by PV
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6.3. Other projects There are many
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Technical Description It is a horiz
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Short description of the project Th
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Project title Project acronym PUNTA
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7. DESALINATION RES MODELS In recen
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user provides as input data: the am
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RES Desalination Models ID Number 1
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ID Number 2 Name of Programme Middl
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Fig. 1, 2 Start up screen and RES p
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The main input parameters for the D
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ID Number 6 Name of Programme ALTEN
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ID Number 7 Name of Programme APAS
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wind and PV power) and conventional
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References G. Ambrosone, et al, “
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Sources for Water Production, 10-12
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APPENDIX 278
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Plant Type & Information Source Sea
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Capacity 22 m 3 /day Desalination T
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Manufacturing Company/Responsible O
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Desalination Technology Multi-Effec
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Desalination Technology Energy Syst
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RES Hybrid - Desalination Applicati
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A2. OTHER RES - DESALINATION TECHNO
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- efficient and compact spiral-woun
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• membrane area 6 m² - 12m² •
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pressure loss of the 7m² collector
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enough insulation is available the
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operation period between 10:00am Ma
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BIBLIOGRAPHY [1] E. Obermayr, K. Sc
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[24] M. Abu-Jabal et al, “Providi
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[54] Paulo Cesar Marques de Carvalh