Analysis of a reverse osmosis water purification system and its optimization based on the plug flow model for the bulk flow in the membrane unit

Analysis of a reverse osmosis water purification system and its optimization based on the plug flow model for the bulk flow in the membrane unit

by L. T. Fan

Book 13 of Kansas State University. Institute for Systems Design and Optimization. Report --

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