Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Project Will Expand Agricultural Water Resources by Proving the Efficacy With Which a Novel, Thermal Distillation Process Separates Waste Brine Into Pure Water and Solid Mineralsthat Can Be Landfilled or Sold to a Secondary Processor for Mineral Recovery. in the Preferred Implementation, Solar Collectors Supply the Thermal Energy Needed to Drive the Process, Thereby Meeting USDA'S Program Priority to Expand the Use of Alternative and Renewable Energy. Although the Projects Seeks Toexpandwater Resources for Agricultural, the Technology to Be Proven Will Also Address a Second Usda Program Priority: Aid Agriculturally-related Manufacturing by Providing the COUNTRY'S Food Processing Plants an Environmentally Acceptable, Economical Means of Treating Wastewater.
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