ALTERNATING CURRENT HIGH VOLTAGE ELECTRIC DEMULSIFIER IN MEMBRANE SEPARATION PROCESSES

朱宪; 蒋楚生; 路琼华; 李盘生

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- ALTERNATING CURRENT HIGH VOLTAGE ELECTRIC DEMULSIFIER IN MEMBRANE SEPARATION PROCESSES
- CIESC Journal Issue 5, (1995)
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  上海大学嘉定校区化学化工学院化学系!上海201800,化工部化工科学技术研究总院!北京100029,华东理工大学化工系!上海200237,华东理工大学化工系,上海,200237
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  CLC： Q052
- Online First：25 October 1995，
  
  Published：25 October 1995
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朱宪, 蒋楚生, 路琼华, et al. ALTERNATING CURRENT HIGH VOLTAGE ELECTRIC DEMULSIFIER IN MEMBRANE SEPARATION PROCESSES[J]. CIESC Journal, 1995, (5).
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朱宪, 蒋楚生, 路琼华, et al. ALTERNATING CURRENT HIGH VOLTAGE ELECTRIC DEMULSIFIER IN MEMBRANE SEPARATION PROCESSES[J]. CIESC Journal, 1995, (5). DOI：

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Abstract

The demulsification conditions and the design methods of alternating current high voltage electric demulsifier applied to emulsion liquid membranes have been

studied. The design methods of alternating current high voltage eletric demulsifier based on plate capacitor equivalent model have also been set up. The experimental results of batch and continuous electric demulsifier show that the electric demulsifier designed by this method can satisfy the process conditions.

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