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    Reverse electrodialysis: Comparison of six commercial membrane pairs on the thermodynamic efficiency and power density by Veerman, J., de Jong, R.M., Saakes, M., Metz, S.J., Harmsen, G.J.

    Published in Journal of membrane science (01-11-2009)
    “…Reverse electrodialysis (RED) generates electricity through the entropy increase from the mixing of sea and river water. Two important RED process parameters…”
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    Reverse electrodialysis: A validated process model for design and optimization by Veerman, J., Saakes, M., Metz, S.J., Harmsen, G.J.

    “…Reverse electrodialysis (RED) is a technology to generate electricity using the entropy of the mixing of sea and river water. A model is made of the RED…”
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    Process intensification in the future production of base chemicals from biomass by Sanders, J.P.M., Clark, J.H., Harmsen, G.J., Heeres, H.J., Heijnen, J.J., Kersten, S.R.A., van Swaaij, W.P.M., Moulijn, J.A.

    “…Biomass is an attractive resource for the production of bulk chemicals. Process intensification (PI) is a valuable approach in developing economical processes…”
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    Reducing power losses caused by ionic shortcut currents in reverse electrodialysis stacks by a validated model by Veerman, J., Post, J.W., Saakes, M., Metz, S.J., Harmsen, G.J.

    Published in Journal of membrane science (05-03-2008)
    “…Both in electrodialysis and in reverse electrodialysis ionic shortcut currents through feed and drain channels cause a considerable loss in efficiency. Model…”
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    Reverse electrodialysis: Performance of a stack with 50 cells on the mixing of sea and river water by Veerman, J., Saakes, M., Metz, S.J., Harmsen, G.J.

    Published in Journal of membrane science (05-02-2009)
    “…The purpose of reverse electrodialysis (RED) is to produce electricity upon the mixing of two solutions. We studied the power density (W/m 2) and the energy…”
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    Proces intensification in the future production of base chemicals from biomass by Sanders, J.P.M, Clark, J.H, Harmsen, G.J, Heeres, H.J, Heijnen, J.J, Kersten, S.R.A, Swaaij, W.P.M, Moulijn, J.A

    “…Biomass is an attractive resource for the production of bulk chemicals. Process intensification (PI) is a valuable approach in developing economical processes…”
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    Reducing power losses caused by ionic shortcut currents in reverse electrodialysis stacks by a validated model by Veerman, J, Post, J.W, Metz, S.J, Saakes, M, Harmsen, G.J

    Published in Journal of membrane science (2008)
    “…Both in electrodialysis and in reverse electrodialysis ionic shortcut currents through feed and drain channels cause a considerable loss in efficiency. Model…”
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    Industrial best practices of conceptual process design by Harmsen, G.J

    “…The chemical process industry aims particularly at energy, capital expenditure and variable feedstock cost savings due to fierce global competition, the Kyoto…”
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    Industrial applications of multi-functional, multi-phase reactors by Harmsen, G.J., Chewter, L.A.

    Published in Chemical engineering science (01-05-1999)
    “…To reveal trends in the design and operation of multi-functional, multi-phase reactors, this paper describes, in historical sequence, three industrial…”
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