Is the membrane separation technology at Tianjin University really outstanding?

:( , Hehe, I want to know that too. For our project, we need to purchase membrane separators for hydrogen production.

Tianjin University’s membranes don’t seem to be very well-known; Nanjing Tech University’s ones are good, especially the inorganic membranes.

From Tianjin University of Technology – not bad. There’s also those from Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics.

To see if it is accepted by the market, one only needs to look at its market share in the domestic market. We only engage in technical exchanges

There are several research groups at Tianjin University that work on membrane-related research, covering areas such as pervaporation membranes, gas separation membranes, and nanofiltration/reverse osmosis membranes. Their focus is mainly on membrane materials and membrane processes; they have published many articles, but industrialization is relatively weak. In contrast, Tianjin University of Technology and Membrane Technology focus on an industrialization-driven development path. The inorganic membranes developed by Nanjing Tech University are also a good example of successful industrialization.

Well, I agree with the person above; Tianda Research is quite good, but its level of industrialization isn’t very strong yet

Most of the research groups on membranes at Tianjin University are engaged in research; few are working on projects.

The relevant membrane research groups at Tianjin University are all engaged in theoretical research; there aren’t many working on projects or engineering tasks, so they are far inferior to those at Zhejiang University: lol :lol :lol .

What is the size of the global market for hollow fiber microporous membranes? I mentioned the names of the CEOs of those membrane-related companies based at Zhejiang University to the editor-in-chief of \"Membrane Science and Technology,\" and he didn’t know any of them. All the professors in the colleges, institutes, and centers related to chemical engineering at Tianjin University who wanted to make money went to work in distillation. Public, private, open, hidden – over the course of a year, it amounts to hundreds of millions (saying over a billion is a bit exaggerated). What is the total size of the membrane industry market? The two deputy deans in charge of membrane research at the School of Chemical Engineering at Tianjin University focus solely on vertical research, without any deviation. The dean of the School of Chemical Engineering and the director of the Chemical Engineering Research Institute focus solely on research, yet they can still live in two-story houses (provided by the university). Employees from the School of Chemical Engineering at Tianjin University account for 11% of the total staff in the university, while they publish 60% of all papers produced by the entire university. The amount of funding allocated for research each year is always the highest among all departments in the university. Tianjin University always ranks first among all chemical engineering departments in the country. The laboratory space, number of papers, and research funding at the School of Chemical Engineering at Tianjin University are on par with those of universities ranked 30th to 40th in the country. The School of Chemical Engineering at Tianjin University sends nearly a hundred students abroad on government-sponsored scholarships each year. It turns out that the chemical engineering departments at MIT and Princeton University only admit students from Tsinghua University; now, spots must be reserved for Tianjin University as well. There’s a joke in the industry: The gatekeepers at Tian Da bend metal strips (fillers) ； Tianjin University of Technology’s night watchmen can spin fibers (hollow fiber ultrafiltration membranes); the security staff at the Institute of Chemistry can make scrapers (flat gas separation membranes). Zhejiang University’s night guards can stretch noodles (hollow fiber microporous membranes); the security personnel at the Southwest Research Institute can produce soil particles (adsorbents). What about those from Nanjing University of Technology? ? ? (Inorganic membrane)

Mm! The membrane separation technology developed by Tianjin University of Chemical Technology is truly excellent! The fact that you raised this question itself indicates an affirmative attitude; it’s just that confirmation from others is needed: lol. Membrane separation is a specialized master’s program at Tianjin University of Chemical Technology, and the head of this program is the deputy dean, who is in charge of research activities. The number and quality of papers published by this research group each year rank among the highest in the School of Chemical Engineering. Also, the research is good, but as the previous speakers mentioned, there is still a lack of industry-related perspective; if each school has a different focus,