Hydrophobic ZSM-5 zeolite filled polydimethylsiloxane(PDMS) composite membranes with Nylon micro-filtration membrane as the support layer were prepared to separate acetaldehyde from its aqueous solution.The composite ...Hydrophobic ZSM-5 zeolite filled polydimethylsiloxane(PDMS) composite membranes with Nylon micro-filtration membrane as the support layer were prepared to separate acetaldehyde from its aqueous solution.The composite membranes were characterized by Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy and X-ray diffraction.Their structural morphology and thermal stability were also examined.The swelling study showed that the composite membranes presented higher degree of swelling in aqueous solution of acetaldehyde than in pure water at 25 C,suggesting that the membranes have stronger sorption capacity in acetaldehyde solution.The effects of ZSM-5 filling content and acetaldehyde concentration on pervaporation performance of composite membranes were investigated.The permeation experiments at different temperatures showed that both selectivity and permeation flux of composite membranes increased with temperature.With 5%ZSM-5-PDMS/Nylon membrane at acetaldehyde mass concentration of 8% and 25℃,the separation factor of acetaldehyde/water achieved 35 and the permeation flux was 233.3 g·m-2·h-1.展开更多
Three types of composite PDMS membranes were prepared by using PAN, CA, and PVDF as support materials and used to separate ethanol from aqueous solution by pervaporation.The experimental results evidently demonstrated...Three types of composite PDMS membranes were prepared by using PAN, CA, and PVDF as support materials and used to separate ethanol from aqueous solution by pervaporation.The experimental results evidently demonstrated that the support layer had a significant impact on the flux and selectivity of composite PDMS membranes. The effect of the average pore size of supports on the performance of composite PDMS membranes was complex, and depended on many factors such as the physico-chemical properties of skin layers or supports and the preparation methods of composite membranes. The total flux of ethanol-water mixture through each composite PDMS membrane increased with increasing temperature. In contrast, the relation between selectivity and temperature was different due to various supports. With increasing feed concentration, the flux through each composite PDMS membrane increased quickly while the selectivity decreased.All these observation would be helpful to provide a guideline for the selection of an optimum support layer.展开更多
基金Supported by Shanghai Natural Science Foundation (10ZR1432000)Kwang-Hua Fund for College of Civil Engineering,Tongji University
文摘Hydrophobic ZSM-5 zeolite filled polydimethylsiloxane(PDMS) composite membranes with Nylon micro-filtration membrane as the support layer were prepared to separate acetaldehyde from its aqueous solution.The composite membranes were characterized by Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy and X-ray diffraction.Their structural morphology and thermal stability were also examined.The swelling study showed that the composite membranes presented higher degree of swelling in aqueous solution of acetaldehyde than in pure water at 25 C,suggesting that the membranes have stronger sorption capacity in acetaldehyde solution.The effects of ZSM-5 filling content and acetaldehyde concentration on pervaporation performance of composite membranes were investigated.The permeation experiments at different temperatures showed that both selectivity and permeation flux of composite membranes increased with temperature.With 5%ZSM-5-PDMS/Nylon membrane at acetaldehyde mass concentration of 8% and 25℃,the separation factor of acetaldehyde/water achieved 35 and the permeation flux was 233.3 g·m-2·h-1.
文摘Three types of composite PDMS membranes were prepared by using PAN, CA, and PVDF as support materials and used to separate ethanol from aqueous solution by pervaporation.The experimental results evidently demonstrated that the support layer had a significant impact on the flux and selectivity of composite PDMS membranes. The effect of the average pore size of supports on the performance of composite PDMS membranes was complex, and depended on many factors such as the physico-chemical properties of skin layers or supports and the preparation methods of composite membranes. The total flux of ethanol-water mixture through each composite PDMS membrane increased with increasing temperature. In contrast, the relation between selectivity and temperature was different due to various supports. With increasing feed concentration, the flux through each composite PDMS membrane increased quickly while the selectivity decreased.All these observation would be helpful to provide a guideline for the selection of an optimum support layer.
