Patent classifications
B01D63/10
SYSTEM FOR PROVIDING AN INTEGRATED ARTERIAL FILTER INTO AN OXYGENATOR, MINIMIZING ADDED PRIMING VOLUME
A blood processing apparatus includes an optional heat exchanger and a gas exchanger disposed within a housing. In some instances, the gas exchanger can include a screen filter spirally wound into the gas exchanger such that blood passing through the gas exchanger passes through the screen filter and is filtered by the spirally wound screen filter a plurality of times.
SYSTEM FOR PROVIDING AN INTEGRATED ARTERIAL FILTER INTO AN OXYGENATOR, MINIMIZING ADDED PRIMING VOLUME
A blood processing apparatus includes an optional heat exchanger and a gas exchanger disposed within a housing. In some instances, the gas exchanger can include a screen filter spirally wound into the gas exchanger such that blood passing through the gas exchanger passes through the screen filter and is filtered by the spirally wound screen filter a plurality of times.
APPARATUS FOR SEPARATING HYDROGEN FROM A GAS MIXTURE AND PROCESS FOR THE PRODUCTION THEREOF
The invention relates to an apparatus for separating hydrogen from a gas mixture, comprising a vessel which defines an inlet collection space for the gas mixture and an offtake collection space for hydrogen, where the inlet collection space is separated from the offtake collection space by means of a hydrogen-permeable membrane. The invention is also directed to a process for producing an apparatus for separating hydrogen from a gas mixture, which comprises a hydrogen-permeable membrane, a gas mixture inlet, a hydrogen offtake and a residual gas outlet.
APPARATUS FOR SEPARATING HYDROGEN FROM A GAS MIXTURE AND PROCESS FOR THE PRODUCTION THEREOF
The invention relates to an apparatus for separating hydrogen from a gas mixture, comprising a vessel which defines an inlet collection space for the gas mixture and an offtake collection space for hydrogen, where the inlet collection space is separated from the offtake collection space by means of a hydrogen-permeable membrane. The invention is also directed to a process for producing an apparatus for separating hydrogen from a gas mixture, which comprises a hydrogen-permeable membrane, a gas mixture inlet, a hydrogen offtake and a residual gas outlet.
MEMBRANE WASTEWATER TREATMENT SYSTEM AND METHOD THEREOF
This document describes systems and methods for treating and recovering water from feed solutions using a multilayer module with an expansion chamber. The multilayer module comprises a feed spacer layer, a permeate spacer layer and a membrane layer, wherein water vapor evaporated from the feed solution in the feed spacer passes through the membrane layer into the permeate spacer layer. The expansion chamber receives the water vapor from the permeate spacer layer and the feed solution from the feed spacer layer.
MEMBRANE WASTEWATER TREATMENT SYSTEM AND METHOD THEREOF
This document describes systems and methods for treating and recovering water from feed solutions using a multilayer module with an expansion chamber. The multilayer module comprises a feed spacer layer, a permeate spacer layer and a membrane layer, wherein water vapor evaporated from the feed solution in the feed spacer passes through the membrane layer into the permeate spacer layer. The expansion chamber receives the water vapor from the permeate spacer layer and the feed solution from the feed spacer layer.
THIN WALL POLYETHER BLOCK AMIDE MEMBRANE TUBING AND MODULE
Composite polyether block amide (PEBA) copolymer tubes incorporate an ultra-thin PEBA layer that enables rapid moisture transfer and exchange through the tube. A composite PEBA film may include a porous scaffold support and may be formed or incorporated into the composite PEBA tube. A porous scaffold support may be coated or imbibed with PEBA to form a composite PEBA film. A composite PEBA film may be wrapped on a mandrel or over a porous scaffold support to form a composite PEBA tube. A film layer may be applied over a wrapped composite PEBA film to secure the layers together. The film layer by applied by dipping, spraying or painting.
THIN WALL POLYETHER BLOCK AMIDE MEMBRANE TUBING AND MODULE
Composite polyether block amide (PEBA) copolymer tubes incorporate an ultra-thin PEBA layer that enables rapid moisture transfer and exchange through the tube. A composite PEBA film may include a porous scaffold support and may be formed or incorporated into the composite PEBA tube. A porous scaffold support may be coated or imbibed with PEBA to form a composite PEBA film. A composite PEBA film may be wrapped on a mandrel or over a porous scaffold support to form a composite PEBA tube. A film layer may be applied over a wrapped composite PEBA film to secure the layers together. The film layer by applied by dipping, spraying or painting.
Independent Spacers and Methods
Methods of making membrane elements for fluid or gas filtration, comprising applying feed or reject spacers, or intermediate spacers, or fold line protection strips, or end support strips directly to a membrane sheet, or to a substrate material which are subsequently applied to a membrane sheet, which thereby avoids contamination from directly printed adhesives, inks, or polymers, or damage from heat or radiation damage to the membrane sheet during direct application of spacers or patterns to the surface of the membrane sheet, thereby avoiding utilization of conventional feed spacer mesh materials. Membrane sheets and spiral wound filtration elements having spacers applied to defined regions of the sheet, in some embodiments having spacers mounted on substrates with different material properties, e.g., stiffness, than the underlying membrane.
Independent Spacers and Methods
Methods of making membrane elements for fluid or gas filtration, comprising applying feed or reject spacers, or intermediate spacers, or fold line protection strips, or end support strips directly to a membrane sheet, or to a substrate material which are subsequently applied to a membrane sheet, which thereby avoids contamination from directly printed adhesives, inks, or polymers, or damage from heat or radiation damage to the membrane sheet during direct application of spacers or patterns to the surface of the membrane sheet, thereby avoiding utilization of conventional feed spacer mesh materials. Membrane sheets and spiral wound filtration elements having spacers applied to defined regions of the sheet, in some embodiments having spacers mounted on substrates with different material properties, e.g., stiffness, than the underlying membrane.