Photothermal Materials and Membranes for Solar-Driven Water Treatment

Photothermal Materials and Membranes for Solar-Driven Water Treatment by Jaydevsinh M. Gohil

Clean water scarcity is one of the 21st century’s most urgent challenges — and this timely book delivers practical science and engineering to meet it. Combining rigorous research with real-world perspective, Jaydevsinh M. Gohil presents a definitive guide to photothermal materials and photothermal membranes for solar-driven water treatment, from fundamental principles to scalable applications.

Explore how sunlight can be harnessed for efficient solar desalination, solar steam generation, and wastewater purification through advanced material design and membrane engineering. The text demystifies material selection, synthesis techniques, membrane fabrication, performance metrics, and durability under field conditions. Case studies and comparative analyses clarify trade-offs between cost, efficiency, and environmental impact—essential reading for researchers, engineers, and policy makers focused on sustainable water solutions.

Ideal for deployment in arid and coastal regions, small-island communities, and remote rural settings across Asia, Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East, this volume connects laboratory innovation to community-scale implementation. Readers will gain actionable insights into optimization, system integration, and scale-up strategies that reduce dependence on grid power and centralized infrastructure.

Whether you’re a graduate student, R&D engineer, or NGO planner seeking practical guidance on solar-driven water treatment, this book equips you with the tools to design resilient, low-energy water systems. Secure your copy today and join the movement toward accessible, sustainable water technologies powered by the sun.

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