Inorganic scaling caused by precipitation of sparingly soluble salts at supersaturation is a
common but critical issue, limiting the efficiency of membrane-based desalination and brine …

The desalination of seawater is perceived as one of the most viable processes to fulfill the
mounting demand for freshwater. Despite enormous economic, social, and health benefits …

Nowadays, desalination continues to expand globally, which is one of the most effective
solutions to solve the problem of the global drinking water shortage. However, desalination …

Desalination is considered the most practiced method to overcome the mounting pressure of
water scarcity. Regardless of outstanding performance and manifold advantages presented …

The most recent years of research have shifted the perception of desalination brine from
being waste to a high-value resource, in consonance with a circular economy perspective …

Adsorption of polymeric inhibitor molecules to calcium carbonate crystal surface was
investigated. Inhibiting efficiencies of phosphonic acid-based antiscalants are dependent on …

Gypsum scaling during reverse osmosis desalination process is studied in presence of a
novel fluorescent-tagged bisphphosphonate antiscalant: 1-hydroxy-7-(6-methoxy-1, 3-dioxo …

Understanding of crystal formation and growth conditions in reverse osmosis membrane
channels enables us to develop efficient tools to control scaling in membrane facilities and …

Introduction. Understanding of crystal growth mechanism enables to develop efficient tools
to control scaling and improve the process of treatment using membranes and increasing …

Existence of reverse osmosis (RO) concentrate effluents often creates a problem of its
handling and utilization. This limits industrial applications of this technique for drinking and …