B01D2325/38

PREPARATION METHOD OF HIGH-PERFORMANCE MABR HOLLOW FIBER COMPOSITE MEMBRANE

The invention relates to the technical field of membrane separation, in particular to and discloses a preparation method of a high-performance MABR hollow fiber composite membrane, which comprises the following steps: 1) pretreating a supporting membrane, which includes: soaking the supporting membrane in ethanol, then soaking the supporting membrane in pure water, and then removing residual water; 2) preparing a coating solution, which includes: mixing raw silicone rubber and a reinforcing material with a continuous stirring, adding a crosslinking agent and a catalyst and stirring well, adding a solvent to dilute to a required concentration, and perform a vacuum defoaming; 3) coating the pretreated supporting membrane, which includes: coating and pulling; and 4) performing a curing, which includes: placing the membrane in an oven for curing. With the preparation method of the high-performance MABR hollow fiber composite membrane according to this invention, the prepared composite membrane has a higher oxygen permeability and a higher bubble point pressure of the dry membrane, which facilitates the transmission of oxygen across the membrane and enables the composite membrane to bear a higher aeration pressure during its operation, and ensures the operation efficiency of the MABR system, with advantages of a simple and feasible process, a suitability for the microporous support membrane of various materials and a good modification effect.

Enzymatically active high-flux selectively gas-permeable membranes for enhanced oil recovery and carbon capture

A membrane structure for moving a gaseous object species from a first region having an object species first concentration, through the membrane structure, to a second region having an object species second concentration different from the first concentration is described. The membrane includes a supporting substrate having a plurality of pores therethrough, each of the plurality of pores defined by a first end, a second end and a surface of the supporting substrate extending between the first end and the second end as well as a nanoporous layer within the plurality of pores, wherein the nanoporous layer comprises a hydrophilic layer and a hydrophobic layer. The membrane also includes a liquid transport medium within the hydrophilic layer. The liquid transport medium includes a liquideous permeation medium and at least one enzyme within the liquideous permeation medium. The at least one enzyme is reinforced by at least one stabilizing component.

Membrane Distillation Module and Membrane Distillation Apparatus

Provided is a membrane distillation module 100 comprising a membrane distillation membrane cartridge 10 and a membrane distillation housing 20, wherein: the membrane cartridge 10 comprises a membrane anchoring part 12 in which porous membranes 11 are anchored by anchoring resin; the housing 20 comprises a housing body 30 and a housing lid 40; the membrane distillation module 100 comprises a support part 60 where the outer surface of the membrane anchoring part 12 is supported by the inner surface of the housing 20 with a seal member 50 interposed therebetween; and a value C in the cross section of the support part 60 is at least 30° C. as represented by the following formula, where d.sub.F is the equivalent circular diameter (mm) of the outer circumference of the membrane anchoring part 12, k.sub.F is the linear expansion coefficient (1/° C.) of the anchoring resin, d.sub.E is the equivalent circular diameter (mm) of the inner circumference of the housing 20; and k.sub.E is the linear expansion coefficient (1/° C.) of a portion where the housing 20 contacts the seal member 50.

MATERIALS AND METHODS FOR PHOTOTHERMAL MEMBRANE DISTILLATION

A photothermal distillation membrane including a polydopamine (PDA) coated, polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) membrane is disclosed, as well as a process for synthesizing same. A photothermal aerogel membrane including a polydopamine (PDA)-containing bacterial nanocellulose (BNC) is also disclosed, as well as a process for synthesizing same.

Super-hydrophobic nano-porous/micro-porous composite membranes for membrane distillation operating at low inlet feed temperatures with low energy consumption

A mathematical model was developed to lead to the design of a novel membrane, which can operate in membrane distillation at a small trans-membrane temperature gradient, including at low feed water temperature range. The novel membrane design can be described as a super-hydrophobic nano-porous/micro-porous composite membrane. This membrane will significantly decrease the energy requirements of the MD process since it can operate at very low inlet feed temperatures.

HOLLOW FIBER MEMBRANE FOR SEPARATING BLOOD PLASMA FROM BLOOD

A hollow fiber membrane for separating blood plasma from blood, comprising a blood contact layer and a support layer each comprising a hydrophobic polymer, a hydrophilic polymer and vitamin E, and a method for producing said hollow fiber membrane to provide a hollow fiber membrane is described. The hollow fiber membrane is characterized by a reduced hemolysis activity so that the hollow fiber membrane can be advantageously used in plasmapheresis methods.

Water-impermeable carbon-based electrolyte and separation membrane and fabrication thereof
11779886 · 2023-10-10 · ·

The presently disclosed concepts relate to improved techniques for alkali metal extraction (and in particular lithium), using a solid electrolyte membrane. By using a solid electrolyte embedded in a matrix, alkali metal (such as lithium) can be more effectively separated from feed solutions. Additionally, energy used to initially extract lithium from a feed solution may be stored as electrochemical energy, which in turn, may be discharged when lithium is depleted from the electrode. This discharged energy may therefore be reclaimed and reused to extract additional lithium.

METHOD FOR PREPARING POROUS POLYMER SEMIPERMEABLE MEMBRANE AND PRODUCT THEREOF
20230311068 · 2023-10-05 ·

Provided by the present invention is a method for preparing a porous polymer semipermeable membrane, wherein a hydrophobic polynorbornene polymer and a hydrophilic small-molecule crosslinking agent containing a thiol functional group are mixed and dissolved in a solvent capable of dissolving both of them to obtain a coating solution; the coating solution is applied onto the surface of a biosensor electrode and dried such that the hydrophobic component and the hydrophilic component undergo phase separation; then, a membrane is formed and crosslinking is carried out, the unreacted hydrophilic small-molecule crosslinking agent is removed, and re-drying is carried out to obtain a porous polymer semipermeable membrane; also disclosed is a product. For the product obtained by the preparation method of the present invention, the hydrophobicity of the polymer enables good adhesion of the porous polymer semipermeable membrane to the surface of the biosensor, and the porous structure ensures the diffusion of biological substances to the surface of the biosensor, and regulates the diffusion rate of the biological substances in the semipermeable membrane without changing the thickness of the polymer membrane significantly.

DESULFURIZATION TECHNIQUES
20230313053 · 2023-10-05 ·

A desulfurization system has an oxidation process unit, and a multi-stage, liquid-liquid extraction unit in series with the oxidation process unit. The multi-stage, liquid-liquid extraction unit spits a fuel input from the oxidation process unit into a desulfurized fuel that is output for use, and a by-product. A solvent/sulfur/hydrocarbon separation process unit receives the by-product from the multi-stage, liquid-liquid extraction unit.

GAS SEPARATION MEMBRANE AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SAME

A gas separation membrane selectively permeable to a specific gas component includes a first porous layer, and a separation function layer provided on a first surface of the first porous layer. The separation function layer contains a hydrophilic resin. The first surface has a wetting tension of greater than or equal to 38 mN/m and less than or equal to 52 mN/m.