Separation of gas mixtures by new type of membranes – Dynamic liquid membranes

A prototype of a new device for separation of gaseous mixtures by a stable thin liquid film as a selective membrane, so called “dynamic liquid membrane” (DLM). [Display omitted] •A new type of membrane called “dynamic liquid membrane” (DLM) was designed.•A prototype of a new device for separation of...

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Published in:Separation and purification technology Vol. 160; pp. 132 - 135
Main Authors: Setnickova, Katerina, Sima, Vladimir, Petrychkovych, Roman, Reznickova, Jirina, Uchytil, Petr
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier B.V 29-02-2016
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Summary:A prototype of a new device for separation of gaseous mixtures by a stable thin liquid film as a selective membrane, so called “dynamic liquid membrane” (DLM). [Display omitted] •A new type of membrane called “dynamic liquid membrane” (DLM) was designed.•A prototype of a new device for separation of gaseous mixtures by DLM was constructed.•The efficiency of new method by mixture of methane and carbon dioxide was verified. The selectivity and permeability of membrane material determines the efficiency of the gas separation process. To prepare a stable high selective and high permeable membrane and, in addition, also cheap, is the dream of most scientists dealing with the membrane technology. We proposed to investigate the gas separation by a completely new type of membranes possessing both; high selectivity and high gas permeability. Our preliminary results are very promising. We are able to prepare a very cheap and very thin liquid film with high separation performance of test CO2/CH4 mixture. A next curiosity of the new type of membranes is the continuous regeneration of the liquid film during the separation process. Based on this fact, we named the liquid film “dynamic liquid membrane” (DLM).
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ISSN:1383-5866
1873-3794
DOI:10.1016/j.seppur.2016.01.025