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Steam recovery from flue gas by organosilica membranes for simultaneous harvesting of water and energy
N. Moriyama, A. Takeyama, et al.
Discover how a groundbreaking system utilizing organosilica membranes can effectively recover steam and latent heat from waste gases in incinerator plants, promising solutions for water shortages and significant energy savings. This innovative research was conducted by Norihiro Moriyama and his team.
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