Title of article
Effect of support on membrane performance in dialysis Original Research Article
Author/Authors
Ryosuke Takagi، نويسنده ,
Issue Information
روزنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 2006
Pages
10
From page
346
To page
355
Abstract
Generally, a membrane is a composite, made by forming a skin layer on a support. The ion permeability coefficient of the support is generally different from that of the skin layer. Therefore, the characteristic properties of the support also affect membrane performance. We theoretically discuss the effect of pore radius, porosity and thickness of the support on ion flux and membrane potential, keeping the parameters of the skin layer constant. It was found that it is impossible to neglect the effect of support even if the support has no charge and a high porosity. In some cases, the membrane property is mainly determined by the support.
Keywords
Membrane thickness , Pore radius , Membrane potential , Composite membranes , Skin layer , support , Porosity , Ion flux
Journal title
Desalination
Serial Year
2006
Journal title
Desalination
Record number
1109804
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