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Water and Environment in the Engineers Journal

Harvest water from desert air? Engineers develop material – salty gel – that exhibits 'record-breaking' vapour absorption

Engineers have synthesised a superabsorbent material that can soak up a record amount of moisture from the air, even in desert-like conditions.

Real time control: Progressing towards energy neutrality in wastewater treatment plants through energy-efficient practices

Is real-time control strategy the best approach for energy saving in wastewater treatment plants? They are a key user of energy and despite recent advances in sensor and control technology across many industries, many plant processes still operate at a constant rate with limited control. Real-time control offers a means of improving resource efficiency; however, it is broadly underused in operational wastewater treatment plants.

Stopping coastal erosion and how sand dunes may provide the answers

The management of these natural barriers through the ages could hold lessons for coping with climate change and rising sea levels today.

Utilising natural ways to clean up wastewater brings hope of major benefits in India

European researchers are working alongside Indian experts to rethink the collection, decontamination and reuse of sewage in the world’s most populous country.

Built environment game changer: How startup makes property assessments as straightforward as taking a photo

The startup Hosta a.i. analyses images to produce precise measurements of spaces, detailed floor plans, 3D models of rooms, and bills of materials. It can also evaluate the conditions of materials to assess damage and identify risks, such as the use of flammable materials or inadequate sprinkler to volume ratios.

Comparison of hot and ambient water for injection production for use in the pharma industry

Magdalena Korneluk, chemical and biopharmaceutical engineering, Munster Technology University, writes: 'This project was undertaken as part of final-year engineering research project to determine the optimal process for water for injection (WFI) production in terms of water consumption, energy requirements, sustainability and overall cost.'

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