Poly carbonate membrane dehydration design

2015-07-03View Original

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I was wondering if membrane dehydration is an option? Because I have only seen molecular sieve dehydration. If the membrane used for membrane-based dehydration is made of polycarbonate. Is its principle the same as that of a gas-liquid separation tank, being affected only by temperature? How should it be designed?

Reply #22015-07-03

Membrane separation is used in natural gas dehydration~~

Reply #32015-07-03

Could I ask more questions? Isn’t it made using molecular sieves? Does membrane-based dehydration simply make it easier to separate the condensed water?

Reply #42015-07-05

It refers not only to free water, and its dew point can be controlled at -10 degrees.

Reply #52015-07-06

For the selectivity of the membrane, external force is certainly required to drive it~~

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