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B. Braun Dialysis Devices Consume Less Water and Energy
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Achieving climate neutrality is a mammoth task. Capital reports on innovations on the way there. This time: a water treatment plant that makes dialysis more efficientChallengingA treatment form is as resource-intensive as dialysis. The consumption of water and energy is immense. High-purity water, called permeate, is used for dialysis to clean the patient's blood. 477 litres of water is required for each patient. For this purpose, reverse osmosi…
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