Difference between revisions of "Timeline of water desalination"
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| 1963 || || First practical spiral-wound module is developed by General Atomics.1 | | 1963 || || First practical spiral-wound module is developed by General Atomics.1 | ||
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+ | | 1967 || || The first commercially successful hollow fiber module is released.1 | ||
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+ | | 1972 || || The interfacial composite membrane is developed.1 | ||
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+ | | 1975 || || The first commercial interfacial composite Riley at Fluid Systems is installed at Jiddah seawater plant.1 | ||
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+ | | 1978 || || The first fully aromatic thin film composite (FT-30) is developed.1 | ||
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+ | | 1986 || || Low pressure nanofiltration membrane becomes widely available.1 | ||
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Revision as of 07:57, 5 February 2018
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Big picture
Time period | Development summary |
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1930s | Thermal distillation begins use in several large plants, primarily in the Middle East.1 |
Full timeline
Year | Event type | Details | Geographical location |
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? | In his Meteorologica, Aristotle writes that "Salt water when it turns into vapour becomes sweet and the vapour does not form salt water again when it condenses".1 | ||
1959 | Desalination capability of cellulose acetate film is demonstrated by Breton and Reid.1 | ||
1962 | Asymmetric cellulose acetate membrane is developed.1 | ||
1963 | First practical spiral-wound module is developed by General Atomics.1 | ||
1967 | The first commercially successful hollow fiber module is released.1 | ||
1972 | The interfacial composite membrane is developed.1 | ||
1975 | The first commercial interfacial composite Riley at Fluid Systems is installed at Jiddah seawater plant.1 | ||
1978 | The first fully aromatic thin film composite (FT-30) is developed.1 | ||
1986 | Low pressure nanofiltration membrane becomes widely available.1 |
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