Cheryan M 1998 Ultrafiltration And Microfiltration Handbook

Ultrafiltration and. Ultrafiltration and Microfiltration Handbook / M. Article January 1998. MEMBRANE TECHNOLOGY -- General. Ultrafiltration and Microfiltration Handbook, Technomic Publishing Co. From Nitroflare Without Premium. , Lancaster, PA.

• 230 Downloads • Abstract The influence of operating conditions on permeate flux was investigated using organic ultrafiltration membranes to treat a synthetic cutting-oil emulsion containing 0.05 to 0.8 wt.% oil. A commercial cutting oil, Alba-Kool, and four organic ultrafiltration membranes, two made of polysulfone (PM10 and PM30) and the other two of regenerated cellulose (YM10 andYM30), with cut-off sizes of 10 000 or 30 000 Dalton, were used.All experiments were performed in a commercially available stirred ultrafiltration cell. Within the range of operating conditions studied, it was found that the highest fluxes wereobtained at the following conditions: crossflow velocity (rotation speed) of 375 rpm, temperature of 40 °C andtransmembrane pressure of 0.1–0.15 MPa.

Oil rejections between99 and 99.9% were obtained. Complete membrane regeneration wasachieved with a 2 vol.% aqueous solution of a commercial cleaning agent (Derquim+, Panreac).

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Since your approach to the subject is popular, and your style of writing is appealing, the book is bound to be a... Sourirajan (co-inventor of the Sourirajan-Lobel synthetic membrane) Table of Contents Each chapter ends with a section of references. Introduction Definition and classification of membrane separation processes Historical developments Physical chemistry of membrane separations: Chemical potential and osmosis, Vapor pressure, Osmotic pressure and chemical potential Membrane Chemistry Definitions and classification: Depth vs.