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WaterTAP 0.11 Release

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The Water treatment Technoeconomic Assessment Platform (WaterTAP) is an open-source Python-based software package that supports the simulation and optimization of process-scale water treatment trains. WaterTAP seeks to provide the broader water research community with an integrated modeling capability to evaluate cost, energy, and environmental tradeoffs across water treatment options and identify high impact opportunities for innovation including novel materials, processes, and systems. An updated version of WaterTAP is released quarterly and each includes documentation and release notes.

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Atia, Adam, Holly, Marcus, Knueven, Bernard, Wang, Chenyu, Barber, Hunter, Beattie, Keith, Bi, Xiangyu, Bianchi, Ludovico, Binger, Zachary, Dudchenko, Alexander V, Garciadiego, Alejandro, Gunter, Dan, Ladshaw, Austin, Lee, Andrew, Amusat, Oluwamayowa, Panda, Kinshuk, Pesce, Michael, Sakhai, Savannah, Shamlou, Elmira, Sitterley, Kurban A, Vecchiarelli, Paul, Allu, Srikanth, Hardikar, Mukta, Hu, Kejia, Liu, Xinhong, Rao, Akshay, Tucker, Carson, Bartholomew, Timothy. 2024-01-26. WaterTAP 0.11 Release. https://doi.org/10.18141/2336719

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