NASA NTRS · 20140011162
Space and Industrial Brine Drying Technologies
Abstract
This survey describes brine drying technologies that have been developed for use in space and industry. NASA has long considered developing a brine drying system for the International Space Station (ISS). Possible processes include conduction drying in many forms, spray drying, distillation, freezing and freeze drying, membrane filtration, and electrical processes. Commercial processes use similar technologies. Some proposed space systems combine several approaches. The current most promising candidates for use on the ISS use either conduction drying with membrane filtration or spray drying.
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Jones, Harry W., Wisniewski, Richard S., Flynn, Michael, Shaw, Hali. 2014-07-13. Space and Industrial Brine Drying Technologies. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20140011162
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