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Public beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Federal grant · cooperative agreement
This Project Will Demonstrate a Modular Off-grid Solar-powered Electrodialysis Electrolysis Unit That Utilizes Nitrate-contaminated Water Sources to Capture and Convert Nitrate to Ammonia and Generate Potable Water. the Proposed Solution Leverages Two Electrochemical Principles, Electrodialysis to Capture Nitrates and Electrolysis to Reduce the Concentrated Nitrate Brine to Ammonia. If Successfully Implemented, the Proposed Solution Has the Potential to Significantly Enhance Water Recovery and Reuse From Water Sources Impaired From Agricultural Land-use Practices. the Goal of the Project Is to Pilot-test a Photovoltaic-powered Electrochemical Denitrification System That Can Treat Effluents From Wastewater Plants and Nitrate-contaminated Public Water Supply Wells While Generating Potable Water and Ammonia.
Committed
$300,000
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