memsys and NTU develop novel air-conditioning based on membrane technology. memsys has started a joint project with Prof. Choo Fook Hoong from the Division of Power Engineering at Singapore’s NTU. The project will focus on a membrane-based absorption Air-conditioning and Dehumidification System using Renewable Energy or Waste Heat.
[more …] memsys and NTU develop novel air-conditioning
memsys takes part in a research program led by ConocoPhillips' Global Water Sustainability Center (GWSC) and Qatar University to evaluate the utilization of membrane distillation (MD) technology as brine concentrator for effluents from conventional MSF and MED processes. Under the agreement, GWSC will fund the research program, which will also involve collaboration from the local water authorities in Qatar.
[more …] Thermal Brine concentration in Qatar
memsys participates in Cambridge Research Centre for Carbon Reduction in Chemical Technology (C4T).
This centre is to be set up in Singapore as with the participation of Cambridge University, NTU, NUS, ICES and A*Star. Its named participating private companies are IBM, memsys, Johnson Matthey and Exxon Mobil.
[more …] memsys and C4T
Memsys Tec AG is operating a solar thermal driven Membrane Distillation in cooperation with the Spanish water supplier AGBAR at ITC Pozo Izquierdo / Canary Islands. The ITC (Instituto Tecnologico de Canarias) represents an institution from the Spanish government where new technologies in the field of renewable and alternative energies are being tested.
[more …] Solar driven desalination at ITC / Canary Islands
memsys clearwater distribution Pte. Ltd. is demonstrating Solar Driven Membrane Distillation at PUB's Marina Barrage. The mobile desalination unit is designed for disaster applications and produces drinking water from Singapore's coastal seawater using only solar energy. Memsys director, Florian Bollen: "Using the sun to create drinking water from seawaters fulfills a dream”. For visits of the unit please contact Godart van Gendt at the Singapore Office.
[more …] Solar Driven Desalination at Marina Barrage, Singapore
memsys clearwater distribution Pte Ltd will be testing its Thermal Driven Membrane Distillation in the Western Australian outback. The tests will be part of a two year research program led by the National Centre of Excellence in Desalination Australia (NCED), hosted by Murdoch University.
[more …] Groundwater Desalination in Australia
memsys - NTU partnership to enhance water desalination technology. This Joint project received S$400,000 grant from Environment and Water Industry Programme Office (EWI), Singapore.
[more …] Contaminated Water
memsys TEC is developing a process to convert problematic low concentrate organic solutions like whey or molasses into valuable Bio Ethanol in cooperation with Inocre Umweltechnik, Germany.
[more …] Process Engineering
