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Accounting for regional water recyclability or scarcity using machine learning and pinch analysis
Water stress is becoming a major concern worldwide because of the lack of fresh resources to meet growing water demand in the face of climate change. Resources recycling is a viable option, but the main dilemma is to define a proper water quality grading system. This paper proposes a hybrid framewor
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