Module Design and Membrane Materials

Fazil, Nabilah; Saqib, Sidra; Ahmad, Mahmood; Younas, Mohammad; Rezakazemi, Mashallah

doi:10.1002/9783527831036.ch4

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“…Nevertheless, this module has a potential spillage issue: the number of valves requisite for every plate under fouling increases quickly unless they are cleaned regularly, causing the operation to be disrupted. The packing density of the plate-and-frame design is lesser than that of other modules, resulting in a greater footprint, larger capital, and operating costs [69].…”

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Catalysis interfaced multifunctional membranes for sustainable treatment of water and wastewater

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Prabagar

Thinley

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Environmental Nanotechnology, Monitoring & Management

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Section: Spiral Wound Modulementioning

confidence: 99%

Catalysis interfaced multifunctional membranes for sustainable treatment of water and wastewater

Shankara

Prabagar

Thinley

et al. 2023

Environmental Nanotechnology, Monitoring & Management

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Alginate Ag for Composite Hollow Fiber Membrane: Formation and Ethylene/Ethane Gas Mixture Separation

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Membranes based on natural polymers, in particular alginate, are of great interest for various separation tasks. In particular, the possibility of introducing silver ions during the crosslinking of sodium alginate makes it possible to obtain a membrane with an active olefin transporter. In this work, the creation of a hollow fiber composite membrane with a selective layer of silver alginate is proposed for the first time. The approach to obtaining silver alginate is presented in detail, and its sorption and transport properties are also studied. It is worth noting the increased selectivity of the material for the ethylene/ethane mixture (more than 100). A technique for obtaining a hollow fiber membrane from silver alginate has been developed, and its separating characteristics have been determined. It is shown that in thin layers, silver alginate retains high values of selectivity for the ethylene/ethane gas pair. The obtained gas transport properties demonstrate the high potential of using membranes based on silver alginate for the separation of an olefin/paraffin mixture.

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Module Design and Membrane Materials

Cited by 2 publications

References 137 publications

Catalysis interfaced multifunctional membranes for sustainable treatment of water and wastewater

Catalysis interfaced multifunctional membranes for sustainable treatment of water and wastewater

Alginate Ag for Composite Hollow Fiber Membrane: Formation and Ethylene/Ethane Gas Mixture Separation

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