Modeling the energy consumption of potable water reuse schemes

@article{Tow2021ModelingTE,
  title={Modeling the energy consumption of potable water reuse schemes},
  author={Emily W. Tow and Anna Letcher Hartman and Aleksander Jaworowski and Ines Zucker and Soyoon Kum and Mojtaba AzadiAghdam and Ernest R. Blatchley and Andrea Achilli and Han Gu and Gulsum Melike Urper and David M. Warsinger},
  journal={Water Research X},
  year={2021},
  volume={13}
}
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