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DESWARE is a stand-alone encyclopedia focusing on the specific topics of desalination and water resources developed in parallel with the main EOLSS project. The desalination community has long needed a rich archival source of knowledge of the science, technology, and management experience available for the design, operation, and maintenance of desalination plants. Linked to this are the problems of water supply that often precede the decision to install desalination plants. The encyclopedia presents a detailed and comprehensive coverage of these interdisciplinary subjects for the first time.

The list of contents of the encyclopedia has evolved through special international workshops held in July and November 1995 in Bad Soden (Germany) and Abu Dhabi (UAE) respectively. The subject matter is presented at various levels to make the encyclopedia accessible to as wide a readership as possible. Of general interest are background information on historical development, trends, and regional demands. For the specialist there are more in-depth features on latest advances and research and development requirements.

The encyclopedia covers such aspects as:

The Sections are as follows:

   History, Development and Management
   Physical, Chemical and Biological Properties of Water
   The Desalination Site and Civil Works
   Water Treatment
   Common Fundamentals and Unit Operations in Thermal Desalination
   Thermal Desalination Processes
   Membrane Processes
   Renewable Energy Systems and Desalination
   Ancillary Equipment
   Process Instrumentation, Control and Automation
   Material Selection and Corrosion
   Plant Operation, Maintenance and Management
   Environmental Aspects
   Thermal Power Plants and Co-generation Planning
   Water Sciences and Technology Resources



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