778 Biomembrane & Water Management Innovation Complimentary to Industrial Needs

Friday, November 2, 2012: 8:30 AM
408 (Convention Center )
Description:
Water serves a key role in economic and industrial growth. Without adequate supplies of water, industrial production would grind to a halt. This session seeks talks that will clarify the water needs of various industries and include some strategies for how certain industries cope with reduced water resources. Talks are also sought that describe strategies for improving water efficiency and reducing overall water footprint.

Sponsor:
Topical K: Sustaining Water for Future Generations
Co-Sponsor(s):
Environmental Division (09), Water (09B), Separations Division (02), Sustainable Engineering Forum (23)

Chair:
Lauren F. Greenlee
Email: lauren_greenlee@yahoo.com

Co-Chair:
Cory D. Jensen
Email: cory.jensen.co@gmail.com

- indicates paper has an Extended Abstract file available on CD.


8:30 AM
(778a) Immobilization of Vesicles Incorporated with Aquaporins Onto Polymeric Membranes for Low Energy Water Purification
Wenyuan Xie and Yen Wah Tong

8:50 AM
(778b) Membrane Bioreactor Process and Fouling Control for Water Reclamation and Groundwater Recharge Applications
Woonhoe Kim, Varadarajan Ravindran, Ryan Thacher and Massoud Pirbazari

9:10 AM
(778c) Optimal Design and Operation of Real-Time Response Systems for Water Security
Angelica Mann, Gabriel Hackebeil, Jose Rodriguez, Katherine A. Klise, Carl Laird and Terranna Haxton

9:30 AM
(778d) Effects of the Different Stages of Superstructure Development On the Efficiencies and Designs of Heat-Integrated Process-Water Networks
Elvis Ahmetović and Zdravko Kravanja

9:50 AM
Brea k

10:10 AM
(778f) Cooling Tower Wastewater Treatment and Reuse
Anditya Rahardianto, Han Gu, Larry Gao, John Thompson, Panagiotis D. Christofides and Yoram Cohen
File available
10:30 AM
(778g) Improving the Quality of Pulp & Paper Mill Waste Water Employing Electroflocculation Technology
Rita Tandon
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