Desalination discharge in shallow coastal waters
For the design of a desalination plant, the intake and outfall structures need to be properly addressed. From an environmental viewpoint, it is important to design a brine outfall so that the discharge plume can be mixed rapidly with the ambient coastal waters. Previous studies have suggest...
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sg-ntu-dr.10356-362972023-03-03T19:14:22Z Desalination discharge in shallow coastal waters Shao, Dongdong Law Wing-Keung, Adrian School of Civil and Environmental Engineering DRNTU::Engineering::Civil engineering::Water resources For the design of a desalination plant, the intake and outfall structures need to be properly addressed. From an environmental viewpoint, it is important to design a brine outfall so that the discharge plume can be mixed rapidly with the ambient coastal waters. Previous studies have suggested a 60 degree inclined jet to be the optimal discharge scheme in terms of the mixing efficiency. However, the maximum rise height associated with 60 degree is relatively large, which might not be suitable for disposal in shallow coastal wasters. Doctor of Philosophy (CEE) 2010-04-30T08:25:42Z 2010-04-30T08:25:42Z 2010 2010 Thesis Shao, D. (2010). Desalination discharge in shallow coastal waters. Doctoral thesis, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. https://hdl.handle.net/10356/36297 10.32657/10356/36297 en 270 p. application/pdf |
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For the design of a desalination plant, the intake and outfall structures need
to be properly addressed. From an environmental viewpoint, it is important to
design a brine outfall so that the discharge plume can be mixed rapidly with the
ambient coastal waters. Previous studies have suggested a 60 degree inclined jet to be
the optimal discharge scheme in terms of the mixing efficiency. However, the
maximum rise height associated with 60 degree is relatively large, which might not be suitable for disposal in shallow coastal wasters. |
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