Gas Separation Technique by Polymeric Membranes - Patil, Mallikarjunagouda
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One of the main concerns of modern society is to maintain a high standard of living and to create a sustainable future. In this context, we are facing a number of problems related to the need for more energy-efficient and environmentally friendly use of our restricted available resources. Membrane technology is seen as a potential alternative for currently used processes, because of its small footprint, its energy efficiency, and its modular design.Gas Separation through the membrane is a pressure-driven and Concentration-driven technique. The driving force is the variation in the feed and…mehr

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One of the main concerns of modern society is to maintain a high standard of living and to create a sustainable future. In this context, we are facing a number of problems related to the need for more energy-efficient and environmentally friendly use of our restricted available resources. Membrane technology is seen as a potential alternative for currently used processes, because of its small footprint, its energy efficiency, and its modular design.Gas Separation through the membrane is a pressure-driven and Concentration-driven technique. The driving force is the variation in the feed and permeates area. The polymeric membranes used for this technique is dense, non-pores membranes. The performance of the membrane is measured in terms of flux, permeability and selectivity. The permeability is influenced by the penetrant gas size. Bulky gaseous molecules have a lesser diffusion coefficient. The diffusion coefficient is mainly influenced by the free volume and polymeric chain flexibility of the membrane matrix. Other aspects of the membrane-based gas separation techniques are discussed in the present book.
Autorenporträt
Il Dr. Patil lavora come professore assistente presso il Dipartimento di Chimica P. G. del Basaveshwar Science College, Bagalkot, India. Ha al suo attivo diversi brevetti nazionali e internazionali e numerose riviste internazionali di fama. Ha ricoperto il ruolo di Manager R&D presso la Reliance Industries Ltd.. Ha lavorato in Qatar e all'Università di Cambridge, Regno Unito.