Porous ceramic membrane

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Graduation thesis: Industrial production of 500 T per year of nano-zinc oxide. It was prepared using a one-step hydrothermal method; I have now completed the heat exchange reaction stage, but I am facing difficulties in separation. For laboratory use, centrifuges are employed; in industry, porous ceramic membranes are used – it’s hard to know where to start with the design. I saw a post about an Excel formula for backflow; I was wondering if there’s any filtering or drying functionality

Reply #22014-04-18

The investment in ceramic membrane technology is mainly reduced due to the elimination of pre-treatment units

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