Investigations of hydrodynamic permeability ceramic membranes for microfiltration
Tijana Markovic, Predrag Vukosavljević, Goran T. Vladisavljević, Branka Bukvić
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Tijana Markovic, Predrag Vukosavljević, Goran T. Vladisavljević, Branka Bukvić
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This paper introduces the results of experimental investigations on the influence of operating parameters, such as feed flow rate, temperature, pressure difference in the microfiltration through the ceramic Kerasep membrane. The results confirmed earlier work on the same laboratory device for microfiltration. and they are the main condition for determination of kinetics juice clarification. Apart from investigations on the influence of operating parameters, the influence of membrane moisture on microfiltration was observed.
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This paper introduces the results of experimental investigations on the influence of operating parameters, such as feed flow rate, temperature, pressure difference in the microfiltration through the ceramic Kerasep membrane. The results confirmed earlier work on the same laboratory device for microfiltration. and they are the main condition for determination of kinetics juice clarification. Apart from investigations on the influence of operating parameters, the influence of membrane moisture on microfiltration was observed.
Key concepts: Microfiltration, Membrane, Materials science, Ceramic membrane, Ceramic, Permeability (electromagnetism), Volumetric flow rate, Chromatography