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    Integrated UF–NF–RO route for gold mining effluent treatment: From bench-scale to pilot-scale by Amaral, Míriam C.S., Grossi, Luiza B., Ramos, Ramatisa L., Ricci, Bárbara C., Andrade, Laura H.

    Published in Desalination (15-08-2018)
    “…This study focused on the performance of an UF–NF–RO integrated system treating a gold mining effluent from the pressure-oxidation stage in order to…”
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    Purifying surface water contaminated with industrial failure using direct contact membrane distillation by Grossi, Luiza B., Alvim, Clara B., Alvares, Cecília M.S., Martins, Mateus F., Amaral, Míriam C.S.

    Published in Separation and purification technology (15-02-2020)
    “…•Purifying surface water contaminated with industrial failure by MD was investigated.•The fouling layer presented low adherence to the membrane surface.•Flux…”
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    Integration of two-stage nanofiltration with arsenic and calcium intermediate chemical precipitation for gold mining effluent treatment by Andrade, Laura H., Pires, Wadson L., Grossi, Luiza B., Aguiar, Alice O., Amaral, Míriam C. S.

    Published in Environmental technology (07-06-2019)
    “…The aim of this study was to evaluate an innovative treatment route for gold-mining effluents rich in calcium, arsenic, and sulfate. This treatment route…”
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    Bi-dimensional modelling of the thermal boundary layer and mass flux prediction for direct contact membrane distillation by Alvares, Cecília M.S., Grossi, Luiza B., Ramos, Ramatisa L., Magela, Cíntia S., Amaral, Míriam C.S.

    “…•Estimation of a bi-dimensional temperature profile and thermal boundary layer thickness.•Comprehensive and detailed description of the modelling approach…”
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    Recycled nanofiltration membrane as a low-cost alternative to remove uranium from drinking water in remote communities by Moreira, Victor R., Grossi, Luiza B., Guimaraes, Roberta N., Amaral, Míriam C.S.

    Published in Desalination (01-10-2024)
    “…This study investigated the use of recycled membranes for groundwater treatment contaminated with uranium aimed to provide safe drinking water for human…”
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    Transition pathway towards more sustainable waste management practices for end-of-life reverse osmosis membranes: Challenges and opportunities in Brazil by Grossi, Luiza B., Lange, Liséte C., Amaral, Míriam C.S.

    Published in Journal of cleaner production (05-01-2024)
    “…Desalination using reverse osmosis (RO) elements is increasing worldwide. In addition to creating technical alternatives to extend their life-cycle, it is also…”
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    Sustainability in reverse osmosis membranes waste management: Environmental and socioeconomic assessment by Grossi, Luiza B., Neves, Eric F.O., Lange, Liséte C., Amaral, Míriam C.S.

    Published in Desalination (16-04-2024)
    “…End-of-life reverse osmosis (EoL-RO) elements are a valuable product currently disposed into the landfill. However, other noble destination options need to be…”
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    Reverse osmosis elements waste assessment: Screening and forecasting of emerging waste in Brazil by Grossi, Luiza B., da Silva, Bruna R.S., Neves, Eric F.O., Lange, Liséte C., Amaral, Míriam C.S.

    Published in Desalination (01-12-2021)
    “…Desalination is increasingly becoming an integral part of water management strategies of several countries worldwide. However, it causes environmental impacts…”
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    Membrane selection for the Gold mining pressure-oxidation process (POX) effluent reclamation using integrated UF-NF-RO processes by Ramos, Ramatisa L., Grossi, Luiza B., Ricci, Bárbara C., Amaral, Míriam C.S.

    “…•Commercial membranes were evaluated for POX effluent reclamation in UF-NF-RO route.•DK and SG membranes showed the highest potential for POX effluent…”
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    Membrane distillation process for phenolic compounds removal from surface water by Ramos, Ramatisa L., Martins, Mateus F., Lebron, Yuri A.R., Moreira, Victor R., Reis, Beatriz G., Grossi, Luiza B., Amaral, Míriam C.S.

    “…The direct contact membrane distillation (DCMD) was evaluated as a technology for removing phenolic compounds (2-nitrophenol, 2,3,4-trichlorophenol, and…”
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