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Sustainable membrane technology for energy, water, and environment
International Conference on Membrane Science and Technology 2009 : Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia)
1 online resource (xxi, 327 pages) : illustrations
"A detailed look at the most recent developments in sustainable membrane technology for use in energy, water, and the environmentA collection of twenty-seven groundbreaking papers on important ideas about the development of membrane science and technology, Sustainable Membrane Technology for Energy, Water, and Environment brings together contributions from leading international experts in one comprehensive volume. Covering the latest developments and most innovative ideas in the field, this book is a unique resource for understanding the growing interest in using membranes across several industries. Divided into six chapters that cover new membrane materials and membrane development; membrane applications for gas and vapor separation; membrane applications in water treatment; environmental applications of membranes; energy applications of membranes; and other industrial membrane applications, the book looks at the current and emerging applications for membrane science and technology in detail. As the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and the Middle East emerge as the next generation of membrane research and development centers, in part due to their need for water and natural gas production technology, this book provides invaluable insights into the cutting-edge work taking place in these regions. Additional topics covered also include new membrane materials, membrane applications for food processing, and much more. Designed for engineers, scientists, professors, and graduate students who are engaged in membrane R & D activities, as well as for anyone interested in sustainable development, Sustainable Membrane Technology for Energy, Water, and Environment is a cutting-edge look at membrane applications."--Provided by publisher.
Sustainable membrane technology for energy, water, and environment; contents; foreword; preface; contributors; Part i: Membrane material and membrane development; 1: Spinning effect of polyethersulfone hollow fiber membrane prepared by water or polyvinylpyrrolidone in ternary formulation; 2: Effect of inorganic particle on the performance of polyethersulfone-cellulose acetate ultrafiltration membranes; 3: characterizations of newly developed bacterial cellulose-chitosan membrane with pyrroline; 4: Effect of posttreatment to enhance the performance of nanofiltration asymmetric membrane in atrazine-herbicide removing process; 5: Polyacrylonitrile nanofiber assembled by electrospinning: effect of dope concentrations on the structural and pore characterizations; Part ii: applications in gas and vapor treatment; 6: Polymer structures and carbon dioxide permeation properties in polymer membranes; 7: Gas permeability and electrical properties of 6fda-based polyimide membranes; 8: Polymeric nanocomposite membranes for gas separation; 9: Preparation of perovskite titania ceramic membrane by sol-gel method; Part iii: applications in water treatment; 10: Fouling characteristics and cleaning strategies of a pvdf tubular ultrafiltration membrane in natural rubber skim latex concentration process; 11: Removal of diethanolamine (dea) from wastewater using membrane separation processes; 12: Effect of chitosan membrane preparation parameters on removal of copper ions; 13: Analysis of fouling and flux behavior in cross-flow microfiltration of nonalcoholic beer by ceramic membrane; 14: Comparison and upgrading of wastewater treatment plants for wastewater reclamation and reuse by means of membrane bioreactor (mbr) technology; Part iv: Applications in environment; 15: Surface treatment and characterization of polypropylene hollow fibers by sol-gel method for liquid phase microextraction; 16: Effect of different additives on the properties and performance of porous polysulfone hollow fiber membranes for co2 absorption; 17: Absorption of carbon dioxide through flat-sheet membranes using various aqueous liquid absorbents; 18: Preparation and characterization of w/o emulsion liquid membrane containing diethanolamine (dea) for carbon dioxide separation from gas mixtures; 19: Removal of dyes from liquid waste solution: study on liquid membrane component selection and stability; Part v: Applications in energy; 20: Modeling and analysis of solar-powered membrane distillation unit for seawater desalination; 21: Polystyrene ionomers functionalized with partially fluorinated short side-chain sulfonic acid for fuel cell membrane applications; 22: Contribution of nanoclays to the barrier properties of speek/cloisite15a® nanocomposite membrane for dmfc application.
edited by Ahmad Fauzi Ismail, Takeshi Matsuura.
Includes bibliographical references and index.