Autonomous desalination: As an alternative approach to decentralized water management

Seval Sözen; Senem Teksoy; Serden Başak; Asli Çiǧgin

Autonomous desalination: As an alternative approach to decentralized water management

Seval Sözen^*
, Senem Teksoy
, Serden Başak
, Asli Çiǧgin

^*Corresponding author for this work

Department of Environmental Engineering

Istanbul Technical University

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Abstract

1.3 billion of the worlds population does not have access to freshwater which is expected to double in 25 years time. The water demand has increased 60% in the last 25 years. The problem of water scarcity has given rise to the evaluation and development of alternative approaches to the existing water supply practices. Decentralized systems have been drawing significant attention in the last decades especially for small communities in remote areas facing fresh water shortages [1, 2].

Original language	English
Pages	26-28
Number of pages	3
Publication status	Published - 2006
Event	1st Zer0-M Conference on Sustainable Water Management - Istanbul, Turkey Duration: 15 Mar 2005 → 16 Mar 2005

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Conference	1st Zer0-M Conference on Sustainable Water Management
Country/Territory	Turkey
City	Istanbul
Period	15/03/05 → 16/03/05

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SDG 6 Clean Water and Sanitation

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