predictive control applied to a solar desalination plant connected to a greenhouse with daily variation of irrigation water demand
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The water deficit in the Mediterranean area is a known matter severely affecting agriculture. One way to avoid the aquifers’ exploitation is to supply water to crops by using thermal desalination processes. Moreover, in order to guarantee long-term sustainability, the required thermal energy for the desalination process can be provided by solar energy. This paper shows simulations for a case study in which a solar multi-effect distillation plant produces water for irrigation purposes. Detailed models of the involved systems are the base of a predictive controller to operate the desalination plant and fulfil the water demanded by the crops.| Reference Key |
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| Authors | ;Lidia Roca;Jorge A. Sánchez;Francisco RodrĂguez;Javier Bonilla;Alberto de la Calle;Manuel Berenguel |
| Journal | acs combinatorial science |
| Year | 2016 |
| DOI | 10.3390/en9030194 |
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