Electrodialysis (ED) is a multipurpose technology that can be used for treating acidic
effluents containing metal species. Its continuous operation capacity, scalability, and easy …

The increasing effort of the global community to reduce dependency on fossil fuels led to an
increase in the production of biodiesel and therefore the oversupply of crude glycerol …

Chromium is a potentially toxic and carcinogenic metal originating from natural processes
and anthropogenic activities such as the iron steel, electroplating and leather industries …

This paper presents a comprehensive review of studies on electrodialysis (ED) applications
in wastewater treatment, outlining the current status and the future prospect. ED is a …

Produced water is the wastewater formed when water is brought from subsurface reservoirs
during oil or gas extraction. Currently, produced water is mainly treated using conventional …

Energy-efficient desalination and water treatment technologies play a critical role in
augmenting freshwater resources without placing an excessive strain on limited energy …

Further reduction in energy consumption is an attractive prospect for both well-established
technologies such as reverse osmosis and electrodialysis, and for emerging desalination …

Acid mine drainage (AMD) is a global environmental issue. Conventionally, a number of
active and passive remediation approaches are applied to treat and manage AMD. Case …

Rapid population growth and industrial development have propelled water resources to the
forefront of challenges facing modern societies. While water covers about two thirds of the …

Water resources are becoming scarce meaning that reuse options are receiving more and
more attention. In this perspective, zero-liquid discharge (ZLD) is considered as an …