The single-hand-operable micro water purifier of the present application relates to a micro water filter, especially a micro water purifier which can filter water by means of pressuring. It consists of a micro filter device and a raw water pressurizing device. The micro filter device consists of a filter cylinder body, a filter water inlet, and a filter water outlet and a filter material assembly located in the filter cylinder body. The raw water pressurizing device consists of a pressurizing device water inlet, a pressurizing device main body, and a pressurizing device water outlet. The present application can promote the raw water to enter the filter device for performing the filtration to obtain the clean water, by using a single hand to operate, which not only brings convenience to the user, but also saves labor and improves the use efficiency.

The present invention provides an intrinsically anti-microbial hollow fiber membrane for filtration of liquids. The membrane comprises a plurality of porous hollow bilayer membrane fibers wherein the liquid enters from outside of the fiber, passing through the porous membrane into the lumen of the fiber and coming out from the hollow ending of the fiber, wherein this configuration provides a liquid outside-in arrangement and retains the filtrate outside. It means that membrane of the invention has built in characteristics to act against microbes in order to provide the use with a safe liquid free from microbes. The outer side or outer wall of the hollow fibers may be configured to become hydrophobic whereas inner side or inner wall of the hollow fiber membrane may be configured to become hydrophilic to enhance the water permeability to a great extent. The hollow fiber membrane may be configured to give it an intrinsic anti-microbial capability. A device containing above said membrane has also been disclosed.

A water processing device is provided for removing micro-pollutants, in particular medicaments, from water, the device comprising at least one housing and at least one adsorption unit which is arranged in the housing and which at least partially adsorbs the micro-pollutants in at least one operating state and which comprises at least one non-specific adsorption element, wherein the at least one adsorption unit comprises at least one specific adsorption element.

Disclosed herein is a perfusion filtration module or bioreactor for filtering a fluid, wherein the filtration module or bioreactor has a plurality of hollow fiber filter membranes that are splayed to reduce fouling of the filtration array.

A purification system for a colloidal dispersion containing an unwanted dissolved substance in the dispersing liquid phase is described which includes a back-pressure regulating feature, disposed in a first conduit and downstream of a semi-permeable filter element. This is used to force a portion of the unpurified dispersing liquid across the filter element and into a second conduit. The second conduit is associated with an adsorptive element that serves to remove the unwanted dissolved substance from the filtered portion of the dispersing liquid. A mixing chamber is disposed downstream of the back-pressure regulating feature whereby the purified dispersing liquid portion from the second conduit rejoins the bulk flow of the colloidal dispersion passing through the first conduit. In a preferred embodiment, hollow fibers are used which serve as the back-pressure regulating feature, the adsorptive element, and the mixing chamber before being discharged at the outlet of the device.

Disclosed herein is a perfusion filtration module or bioreactor for filtering a fluid, wherein the filtration module or bioreactor has a plurality of hollow fiber filter membranes that are splayed to reduce fouling of the filtration array.

A water processing device is provided for removing micro-pollutants, in particular medicaments, from water, the device comprising at least one filter unit which is provided for at least one filtering of water in at least one operating state and which comprises at least one tubular filter element with at least two end portions, and comprising at least one adsorption unit which at least partially adsorbs the micro-pollutants in at least one operating state, wherein the at least two end portions enclose an inner angle of from 0 to 90 when in the assembled state.

A cell culture bioreactor has perfusion membranes and gas transfer membranes or a gas phase in an extra-membrane space in contact with a film on the perfusion membranes. Gas transfer membranes may travel through the perfusion membranes or through the extra-membrane space. Examples with hollow fiber and flat sheet membranes are shown. One or more of the membranes optionally has a responsive surface, for example a thermo-responsive surface. In some examples, membranes are located in X-Y planes while the length of the reactor extends in a Z-direction.

The disclosure provides a hollow fiber liquid filter device provided with exhaust fiber membranes. The hollow fiber liquid filter device comprises a shell, a liquid inlet end, a liquid outlet end, a melt-blown fiber filter element, a hollow fiber liquid filtering part and a hollow fiber gas filtering part, wherein the liquid inlet end and the liquid outlet end are respectively connected to the upper end and the lower end of the shell, the melt-blown fiber filter element is arranged on the inner side of the shell, the hollow fiber liquid filtering part and the hollow fiber gas filtering part are respectively arranged on the inner side of the melt-blown fiber filter element, a liquid inlet is formed in the liquid inlet end, and ,a liquid outlet is formed in the liquid outlet end.

A hollow fiber membrane bundle with a longitudinal extent, with a membrane bundle cross section and with a first and a second bundle end, comprising a multitude of hollow fiber membranes extending between the first and the second bundle end, and also comprising, within the membrane bundle cross section, a proportion of threads which are arranged between the hollow fiber membranes and which keep the hollow fiber membranes apart. The arrangement of the threads between the hollow fiber membranes is such that at the first bundle end and/or at the second bundle end the hollow fiber membranes protrude beyond at least some of the threads, such that the hollow fiber membrane bundle has a smaller proportion of threads in a first and/or second end region, extending from the first and/or the second bundle end, than in a bundle region, located between the first and the second bundle end, which has a maximal proportion of threads, the length of the first end region and/or the length of the second end region being 1% to 45% of the bundle length.

A membrane module with a cylindrical housing with a longitudinal extent and with a first and a second housing end, and with a housing shell extending between the first and the second housing end, and also with a housing inner wall, where a hollow fiber membrane bundle of the above type is arranged in the housing oriented in the direction of the longitudinal extent of the housing.