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Crossflow Filtration of Sodium Chloride Solution by A Polymeric Nanofilter: Minimization of Concentration Polarization by a Novel Backpulsing Method

Author:
Masoud Kambarani
,
Hossein Bahmanyar
,
Mohammad Ali Mousavian
,
سیدمحمود موسوی
,
Seyed Mahmoud Mousavi
Year
: 2016
Abstract: In the present study, the production of low-salt water from salty water by nanofiltration as well as membrane fouling was investigated. Furthermore, a new method was proposed and tested experimentally for creating the backpulse in order to minimization of fouling and increase of the filtration efficiency. In the proposed method, the permeate was used instead of gas for creating the backpulse. To test the quality of this method, experiments were conducted using NaCl solution. In these experiments, the backpulse interval was changed and in constant backpulse duration, the effect of this parameter on the permeate flux was investigated. The results confirmed the effectiveness of the proposed system, especially when the concentration of the saline solution was increased.
URI: http://libsearch.um.ac.ir:80/fum/handle/fum/3359782
Keyword(s): Nanofiltration,Membrane,Fouling,Cross flow filtration,Backpulse duration,Backpulse interval
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    Crossflow Filtration of Sodium Chloride Solution by A Polymeric Nanofilter: Minimization of Concentration Polarization by a Novel Backpulsing Method

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contributor authorMasoud Kambaranien
contributor authorHossein Bahmanyaren
contributor authorMohammad Ali Mousavianen
contributor authorسیدمحمود موسویen
contributor authorSeyed Mahmoud Mousavifa
date accessioned2020-06-06T13:33:31Z
date available2020-06-06T13:33:31Z
date issued2016
identifier urihttp://libsearch.um.ac.ir:80/fum/handle/fum/3359782?locale-attribute=en
description abstractIn the present study, the production of low-salt water from salty water by nanofiltration as well as membrane fouling was investigated. Furthermore, a new method was proposed and tested experimentally for creating the backpulse in order to minimization of fouling and increase of the filtration efficiency. In the proposed method, the permeate was used instead of gas for creating the backpulse. To test the quality of this method, experiments were conducted using NaCl solution. In these experiments, the backpulse interval was changed and in constant backpulse duration, the effect of this parameter on the permeate flux was investigated. The results confirmed the effectiveness of the proposed system, especially when the concentration of the saline solution was increased.en
languageEnglish
titleCrossflow Filtration of Sodium Chloride Solution by A Polymeric Nanofilter: Minimization of Concentration Polarization by a Novel Backpulsing Methoden
typeJournal Paper
contenttypeExternal Fulltext
subject keywordsNanofiltrationen
subject keywordsMembraneen
subject keywordsFoulingen
subject keywordsCross flow filtrationen
subject keywordsBackpulse durationen
subject keywordsBackpulse intervalen
journal titleIranian Journal of Chemistry and Chemical Engineeringfa
pages135-141
journal volume35
journal issue4
identifier linkhttps://profdoc.um.ac.ir/paper-abstract-1061264.html
identifier articleid1061264
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