THEORY AND METHOD OF APPLICATION-ORIENTED CERAMIC MEMBRANES DESIGN (Ⅱ) PREDICTION OF EFFECTS OF MEMBRANE STRUCTURE PARAMETERS ON MICROFILTRATION OF PARTICLE SUSPENSION
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THEORY AND METHOD OF APPLICATION-ORIENTED CERAMIC MEMBRANES DESIGN (Ⅱ) PREDICTION OF EFFECTS OF MEMBRANE STRUCTURE PARAMETERS ON MICROFILTRATION OF PARTICLE SUSPENSION
CIESC JournalIssue 9, Pages: 1290-1294(2003)
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南京工业大学膜科学技术研究所,江苏,南京,210009
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Online First:25 September 2003,
Published:25 September 2003
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李卫星, 赵宜江, 刘, et al. THEORY AND METHOD OF APPLICATION-ORIENTED CERAMIC MEMBRANES DESIGN (Ⅱ) PREDICTION OF EFFECTS OF MEMBRANE STRUCTURE PARAMETERS ON MICROFILTRATION OF PARTICLE SUSPENSION[J]. CIESC Journal, 2003, (9): 1290-1294.
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李卫星, 赵宜江, 刘, et al. THEORY AND METHOD OF APPLICATION-ORIENTED CERAMIC MEMBRANES DESIGN (Ⅱ) PREDICTION OF EFFECTS OF MEMBRANE STRUCTURE PARAMETERS ON MICROFILTRATION OF PARTICLE SUSPENSION[J]. CIESC Journal, 2003, (9): 1290-1294.DOI:
THEORY AND METHOD OF APPLICATION-ORIENTED CERAMIC MEMBRANES DESIGN (Ⅱ) PREDICTION OF EFFECTS OF MEMBRANE STRUCTURE PARAMETERS ON MICROFILTRATION OF PARTICLE SUSPENSION
Based on the established model of microfiltration for separating particle suspensions
which described the relation between membrane structure parameters and its permeability
the influences of membrane structure parameters such as pore size
thickness and porosity on its performance were theoretically predicted and discussed under the ideal conditions that membrane pore size and particle size distribution are normal. The simulated results showed that there was an optimum pore size in the filtration of suspensions which maximized permeate flux
and the optimum pore size was influenced by the size and size distribution of the particulates.
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