Survey on membrane separation technology (learn about the history of membranes and vote)
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We are now conducting a survey among forum members to assess their level of knowledge regarding membrane separation; we hope everyone will participate actively! (Results will be visible after submission) Those who have cast their votes might as well reply and share their understanding of membrane separation! ! ! This post was last edited by bolinuser on 2008-1-11 22:16]
There are technologies that use fiber membranes to achieve two-phase mixing by utilizing liquid tension, such as the S-removal technology for liquefied gas; and there are technologies that employ hollow membranes for the selective separation of gases, such as for improving the purity of hydrogen. There is a lot of information on this topic, and the competition is fierce
1. Thorough understanding of the theory behind membrane separation. 2. Extensive experience in laboratory research on membrane separation
I can’t say I have a thorough understanding of membrane separation theory. I just have a slight understanding of it. No laboratory research has been conducted. I only have a basic understanding of membrane production technology. Industrial application is also okay.
Understanding of the application of membrane separation technology in the fertilizer and methanol industries, especially for gas-liquid separation and liquid-solid separation! ! ! Our technical staff are more concerned about the performance of the product, paying less attention to the laboratory aspects
I worked on membrane preparation and separation experiments for 3 years, completed my graduation thesis, and then said goodbye:$
I am also involved in the sales of membrane products, but I specialize in KOCH membranes, mainly ultrafiltration membranes; they seem to be a bit different from the membranes mentioned here. . . .
We have two types of membranes in our production: MF and RO
I often hear others mention it; I’ve been exposed to it a little bit, but only superficially. I hope to gain a deeper understanding: lol.
I have been working in membrane-based water treatment for three years, focusing on research and applications in this field. I’m glad to be here; I look forward to more exchanges, as it motivates me to learn even more
I’ve heard a lot about this lately; I hope to study it more in the future*
5. I had only heard of membrane separation technology; it was only recently that I thought of using it, which is why I started to pay attention to it. I study molecular genetics. This discipline covers such a wide range of areas.
The key is to learn*, while also keeping up with the latest technologies; I think it’s a good time to start learning now