Reducing Energy Demand in MLD/ ZLD Systems Through Integrated Low-Rejection Membrane Staging and Continuous Precipitation 

Date Published: 2026 | Conference materials

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Evaporation and crystallization remain the largest energy consumers in minimal and zero liquid discharge systems, while conventional RO is limited by scaling and osmotic pressure. This presentation proposes a process that combines a desalter with controlled precipitation and low salt rejection (LSR) membranes to concentrate brine far beyond conventional RO before crystallization.

Authors: Oren Yogev
Tags: Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD)

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