Civil Engineering
Behaviour and Design of CFS Channel compression member with partial LIP Stiffened Flanges
Integrating wastewater treatment to groundwater softening and defluoridation using microbial desalination cell
Vetting of Structural Drawings (Flyover at Edappal Junction)
Vetting of Structural Design (Improved Design of Eranholi Bridge)
Energy positive microbial osmotic- electro desalination cell for wastewater treatment and high- quality water recovery
Osmotic microbial fuel cell (OMFC) is an emerging technology that can simultaneously treat wastewater and desalinate saline water by taking advantages of microbial respiration with an electrode. In a typical OMFC, a salt chamber (cathode chamber) is separated from an anode chamber using forward osmosis (FO) membrane. Water is drawn through the FO membrane from the anode chamber into the cathode chamber due to the osmotic pressure gradient, thereby diluting the saltwater.