Elaboration of High Permeable Macrovoid Free Polysulfone Hollow Fiber Membranes for Air Separation
George Dibrov, Mikhail Ivanov, Mikhail Semyashkin, Vladislav V. Sudin, Nikita Fateev, G. G. Kagramanov
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George Dibrov, Mikhail Ivanov, Mikhail Semyashkin, Vladislav V. Sudin, Nikita Fateev, G. G. Kagramanov
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In this work, polysulfone hollow fibers with oxygen permeance 70 L (STP)/(m2·h·bar) and selectivity α(O2/N2) = 6 were obtained. A decrease in the dope solution temperature allowed to diminish macrovoids due to the increase of the dope viscosity from 15.5 Pa·s at 62 °C to 35 Pa·s at 25 °C. To reduce the fiber diameter, thereby increasing the packing density, they were spun at high linear velocities. A hollow fiber membrane element was produced with effective membrane area 2.75 m2 and packing density 53%. Its air separation performance was evaluated to bridge laboratory studies and practical application.
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In this work, polysulfone hollow fibers with oxygen permeance 70 L (STP)/(m2·h·bar) and selectivity α(O2/N2) = 6 were obtained. A decrease in the dope solution temperature allowed to diminish macrovoids due to the increase of the dope viscosity from 15.5 Pa·s at 62 °C to 35 Pa·s at 25 °C. To reduce the fiber diameter, thereby increasing the packing density, they were spun at high linear velocities. A hollow fiber membrane element was produced with effective membrane area 2.75 m2 and packing density 53%. Its air separation performance was evaluated to bridge laboratory studies and practical application.
Key concepts: Permeance, Polysulfone, Materials science, Membrane, Fiber, Hollow fiber membrane, Chemical engineering, Gas separation