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Membranes for Membrane Distillation in Desalination

Farid Benyahia

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This chapter covers the membranes used in membrane technology and their properties. In particular, membrane hydrophobicity is discussed in detail. The membrane shapes (flat sheet or hollow fiber) and properties: liquid entry pressure of membranes, contact angle, thickness, thermal conductivity, pore size and porosity are covered in detail.

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This chapter covers the membranes used in membrane technology and their properties. In particular, membrane hydrophobicity is discussed in detail. The membrane shapes (flat sheet or hollow fiber) and properties: liquid entry pressure of membranes, contact angle, thickness, thermal conductivity, pore size and porosity are covered in detail.

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This chapter covers the membranes used in membrane technology and their properties. In particular, membrane hydrophobicity is discussed in detail. The membrane shapes (flat sheet or hollow fiber) and properties: liquid entry pressure of membranes, contact angle, thickness, thermal conductivity, pore size and porosity are covered in detail.

Key concepts: Membrane distillation, Desalination, Membrane, Distillation, Materials science, Environmental science, Process engineering, Chemical engineering

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