Latest development on the membrane formation for gas separation

The first scientific observation related to gas separation was encountered by J.K Mitchell in 1831. However, the most remarkable and influential contribution to membrane gas separation technology was the systematic study by Thomas Graham in 1860. However only in 1979, membrane based gas separation t...

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Main Authors: Ismail, Ahmad Fauzi, Ridzuan, Norida, Abdul Rahman, Sunarti
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Language:English
Published: Songkla University 2002
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author Ismail, Ahmad Fauzi
Ridzuan, Norida
Abdul Rahman, Sunarti
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Ridzuan, Norida
Abdul Rahman, Sunarti
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description The first scientific observation related to gas separation was encountered by J.K Mitchell in 1831. However, the most remarkable and influential contribution to membrane gas separation technology was the systematic study by Thomas Graham in 1860. However only in 1979, membrane based gas separation technology was available and recognized as one of the most recent and advanced unit operations for gas separation processes. Membrane is fabricated by various methods and the parameters involved to a certain extent are very complicated. The phase inversion technique that is normally employed to produce membranes are drylwet, wet, dry and thermal induced phase separation. Other techniques used to produce membrane are also reviewed. This paper reports the latest development in membrane formation for gas separation. The route to produce defect-free and ultrathin-skinned asymmetric membrane is also presented that represents the cutting edge technology in membrane gas separation process
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spelling utm-9132010-10-25T08:09:12Z http://eprints.utm.my/913/ Latest development on the membrane formation for gas separation Ismail, Ahmad Fauzi Ridzuan, Norida Abdul Rahman, Sunarti TP Chemical technology The first scientific observation related to gas separation was encountered by J.K Mitchell in 1831. However, the most remarkable and influential contribution to membrane gas separation technology was the systematic study by Thomas Graham in 1860. However only in 1979, membrane based gas separation technology was available and recognized as one of the most recent and advanced unit operations for gas separation processes. Membrane is fabricated by various methods and the parameters involved to a certain extent are very complicated. The phase inversion technique that is normally employed to produce membranes are drylwet, wet, dry and thermal induced phase separation. Other techniques used to produce membrane are also reviewed. This paper reports the latest development in membrane formation for gas separation. The route to produce defect-free and ultrathin-skinned asymmetric membrane is also presented that represents the cutting edge technology in membrane gas separation process Songkla University 2002 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.utm.my/913/1/AhmadFausiIsmail2002_LatestDevelopmentontheMembrane.pdf Ismail, Ahmad Fauzi and Ridzuan, Norida and Abdul Rahman, Sunarti (2002) Latest development on the membrane formation for gas separation. Songklanakarin Journal of Science and Technology, 24 (Suppl). pp. 1025-1043. ISSN 0125-3395 http://www.rdoapp.psu.ac.th/html/sjst/journal/24-Suppl-1/28gas-separation.pdf
spellingShingle TP Chemical technology
Ismail, Ahmad Fauzi
Ridzuan, Norida
Abdul Rahman, Sunarti
Latest development on the membrane formation for gas separation
title Latest development on the membrane formation for gas separation
title_full Latest development on the membrane formation for gas separation
title_fullStr Latest development on the membrane formation for gas separation
title_full_unstemmed Latest development on the membrane formation for gas separation
title_short Latest development on the membrane formation for gas separation
title_sort latest development on the membrane formation for gas separation
topic TP Chemical technology
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