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Supercritical solar desalination for high-salinity brine treatment and zero liquid discharge

2026-06-10 · npj Clean Water

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A solar energy research paper on Supercritical solar desalination for high-salinity brine treatment and zero liquid discharge.

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Original abstract

Abstract Conventional solar-thermal desalination underutilizes the high-grade heat available from concentrating solar technologies, constraining exergy efficiency and high-salinity brine treatment. This Perspective explores supercritical solar desalination as a high-temperature pathway toward zero liquid discharge. We discuss how supercritical water properties reduce phase-change penalties, promote salt precipitation, and enable hybrid heat regeneration and power–water–salt cogeneration, offering guidance for next-generation solar desalination systems.

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