OSMOTIC POWER POTENTIALITY IN THE WORLD

Mafujur Rahman; Rawshan Jahan Lima; Suman Chowdhury

OSMOTIC POWER POTENTIALITY IN THE WORLD

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Mafujur Rahman Student
Rawshan Jahan Lima Student
Suman Chowdhury Senior Lecturer

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This paper tries to investigate potentiality of Osmotic power. From the base of experiment it can be said that around 1400 Watt osmotic power could be developed with 3000 litter of brackish water through osmosis principle. From the MATLAB simulation it is observed that osmotic pressure increases sharply with increase of membrane flow.

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2020-08-26

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Vol. 9 No. 2 (2019)

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OSMOTIC POWER POTENTIALITY IN THE WORLD. (2020). International Journal of Renewable Energy Resources, 9(2), 28-32. http://jummec.um.edu.my/index.php/IJRER/article/view/17908

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