  The shift in water security demands improvements in alternative solutions
such as saltwater desalination. One of the most efficient technologies in this
scope is the reverse osmosis systems, a technology based on a membrane
separation process. MoS$_2$ nanoporous membranes are gained attention as a
promise for the next-generation high selective and permeable membranes
technology. Besides that, one aspect of nanoconfined fluid flow not yet
investigated but studied from the fluid mechanics calculations is the impact of
induced pressure fields in the water flux in neighboring microfilters,
described as hydrodynamic interactions. For this purpose, we studied the water
flow through adjacent MoS$_2$ nanopores by running Non-Equilibrium Molecular
Dynamics simulations and obtained that in this scale the hydrodynamics
interactions are not significant as expected.
