Using membrane distillation and desiccant recovery systems to turn low-grade waste heat or renewable solar PVT heat into high-quality water and indoor air, supported by EIT Climate-KIC
Waste heat is produced by many industrial, domestic and energy production processes, and it plays a significant part in rising global temperatures. The WE4CC-II project harnesses this waste heat to produce high-quality water and indoor air (humidity) control, which can substantially reduce energy consumption and C0₂ emissions.
WE4CC-II uses membrane distillation technology to produce water through a thermally driven separating process where water vapour passes through a hydrophobic membrane and a high-quality liquid is retained. For air de-humidification, it uses desiccant recovery systems.
Last year, WE4CC-II won a prize with a spinoff of the Memstill technology, i.e. the MemPower technology
WE4CC-II, supported by EIT Climate-KIC, won the EIT Innovators Award. 2016
Want to read more about WE4CC?
Website: http://we4cc.eu/home.html
EIT Innovators Award winner 2016 also wins MBR Global Water Award in Dubai
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