A novel zeolitic imidazolate framework based mixed-matrix membrane for efficient CO 2  separation under wet conditions

Sarfraz, Muhammad; Ba-Shammakh, M.

doi:10.1016/j.jtice.2016.04.033

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“…These methods include membrane techniques. They are an excellent solution due to their economy, efficiency, versatility, and ease of use [54][55][56][57][58][59].…”

Section: Analysis Of Sdg7 Achievement Indicatorsmentioning

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Analysis of the EU-27 Countries Energy Markets Integration in Terms of the Sustainable Development SDG7 Implementation

Rybak

Kolev

2021

Energies

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The article presents the results of research related to the SDG7 sustainable development implementation analysis. The goal is to provide affordable and clean energy. Its implementation will allow for development that will simultaneously provide the possibility of economic growth and the achievement of an optimal level of citizens’ health and life. The research was conducted for the countries of the European Union EU-27. During the analysis, the indicators proposed by Eurostat were used. The research aimed to examine the progress in EU member states’ energy markets integration. In order to carry out the indispensable research, it was necessary to use a spatial information system. Cluster analysis, as well as TSA analysis, were applied. The conducted research made it possible to verify the posed hypotheses and showed that the energy transformation process of the EU-27 countries is so complicated and heterogeneous that it has given rise to new independent and unique clusters. The authors also verified the adopted set of SDG7 achievement indicators using multiple regression. Additional indicators were also proposed that could complement the set and clarify its analyses.

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“…These methods include membrane techniques. They are an excellent solution due to their economy, efficiency, versatility, and ease of use [54][55][56][57][58][59].…”

Section: Analysis Of Sdg7 Achievement Indicatorsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Analysis of the EU-27 Countries Energy Markets Integration in Terms of the Sustainable Development SDG7 Implementation

Rybak

Kolev

2021

Energies

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“…In previous modeling attempts, the main purpose was the only estimation of effective permeability of MMMs. [52][53][54][55] As a consequence, no validation was attempted to verify the presumed interface thickness and effective transport properties of the interface layer and porous particles affected by the blockage. As an actual measurement of the interface layer thickness is very challenging and assuming an arbitrary value for it significantly influences on MMMs transport properties, [56,57] in our previous study a new method was proposed to estimate the layer thickness based on molecular dynamics, Monte Carlo simulations, particles size, and their loading level.…”

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Determination of maximum possible contribution of porous particles in gas transport properties of their corresponding mixed matrix membranes

Maghami

Sadeghi

Simiari³

2020

SPE Polymers

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Due to the partial/total blockage of dispersed porous particles in polymer matrices, porous particles do not change the transport properties of mixed matrix membranes (MMMs) as much as possible. Also, the determination of MMMs' intrinsic gas permeability is very difficult. Hence, a new modeling approach was developed to determine the maximum contribution of porous particles in gas separation properties of MMMs without any need to know the interfacial morphology type. Moreover, the approach allowed determination of the effect of the interfacial layer on gas transport properties of MMMs containing porous particles. The validity of the proposed method was evaluated using literature data in which the intrinsic permeability of the used particles and polymer matrix for the preparation of their MMMs has been measured.

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“…However, most of them are very energyconsuming; therefore, their use is limited for environmental and economic reasons. The promising alternatives are membrane technologies, characterized by numerous advantages such as high efficiency, simple design, low energy requirement, easiness of scale-up, and economic and environmental kindliness [9,11,12].…”

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Characteristics of Inorganic–Organic Hybrid Membranes Containing Carbon Nanotubes with Increased Iron-Encapsulated Content for CO2 Separation

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Novel inorganic–organic hybrid membranes Fe@MWCNT/PPO or Fe@MWCNT-OH/SPPO (with a new type of CNTs characterized by increased iron content 5.80 wt%) were synthesized for CO2 separation. The introduction of nanofillers into the polymer matrix has significantly improved the hybrid membrane’s gas transport (D, P, S, and αCO2/N2), magnetic, thermal, and mechanical parameters. It was found that magnetic casting has improved the alignment and dispersion of Fe@MWCNTs. At the same time, CNTs and polymer chemical modification enhanced interphase compatibility and the membrane’s CO2 separation efficiency. The thermo-oxidative stability and mechanical and magnetic parameters of composites were improved by increasing new CNTs loading. Cherazi’s model turned out to be suitable for describing the CO2 transport through analyzed hybrid membranes.

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A novel zeolitic imidazolate framework based mixed-matrix membrane for efficient CO 2 separation under wet conditions

Cited by 29 publications

References 59 publications

Analysis of the EU-27 Countries Energy Markets Integration in Terms of the Sustainable Development SDG7 Implementation

Analysis of the EU-27 Countries Energy Markets Integration in Terms of the Sustainable Development SDG7 Implementation

Determination of maximum possible contribution of porous particles in gas transport properties of their corresponding mixed matrix membranes

Characteristics of Inorganic–Organic Hybrid Membranes Containing Carbon Nanotubes with Increased Iron-Encapsulated Content for CO2 Separation

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