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Pressure Driven Membrane Processes

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Pressure Driven Membrane Processes
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Publisher: BookBoon
ISBN/ASIN: 8776811522
Number of pages: 22

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Membrane processes are key unit operations in almost all parts of the chemical, biochemical, and pharmaceutical downstream processing. In this book, microfiltration, ultrafiltration, nanofiltration, and reverse osmosis are introduced. Flux, trans-membrane pressure, osmotic pressure, osmotic pressure model, resistance towards mass transport, concentration polarization, gel layer model, and membrane fouling are all important terms that are explained and described.

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