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AC is an adsorption process used in water and wastewater treatment to remove organic contaminants responsible for odor, taste, and color, as well as select inorganic compounds like hypochlorite and hydrogen sulfide.

Membrane process where water naturally moves across a semipermeable membrane from a lower-salinity feed stream into a higher-salinity draw solution, without applying external hydraulic pressure.

Pressure-driven membrane desalination process that removes dissolved salts and other contaminants, producing low-TDS permeate and a concentrated brine/reject stream.

Filtration approach that uses magnetic fields to capture ferromagnetic corrosion products and fine iron particles from aqueous or hydrocarbon streams.

Osmosis-based process that uses salinity-gradient energy between a low-salinity feed and high-salinity draw solution to generate pressurized water for power recovery or waterflooding support.

Polishing filtration technology that uses crushed walnut shell media to remove residual oil and suspended solids from produced water after upstream separation.

Compact centrifugal separation technology used for primary oil/water separation by using fluid rotation to separate oil droplets from produced water.

Secondary oil-removal process that introduces gas bubbles to attach to dispersed oil and suspended solids, floating them to the surface for removal.

Membrane-contactor process that removes dissolved oxygen from water using hydrophobic hollow fibers and a nitrogen sweep/vacuum driving force, reducing corrosion risk in injection systems.

Solid-polymer-electrolyte electrolysis process that oxidizes organics in wastewater using low-voltage electrochemical cells.

Water-production process that condenses atmospheric humidity using desiccant or refrigerant dehumidification systems.

Set of processes such as precipitation, adsorption, solvent extraction, or electrodialysis to recover lithium from concentrated brines.

Supercritical-water process that oxidizes or gasifies organic wastes at very high temperature and pressure to destroy organics and potentially recover energy.

Electrochemical adsorption/regeneration process using Nyex graphite media to adsorb persistent organics and oxidize them in-situ.