Module with membrane elements in cross-flow and in a dead-end arrangement
AssigneeMAT Adsorption Technologies GmbH & Co. KG
InventorsUlrich Baurmeister, Rudolf Wollbeck
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AssigneeMAT Adsorption Technologies GmbH & Co. KG
InventorsUlrich Baurmeister, Rudolf Wollbeck
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Membrane module for substance-specific treatment of fluids, in which are arranged first and second membrane elements (1, 2) with one end pointing toward a distribution space (8) and the other toward a collection space (9), each having a cavity (10,11) formed by the membrane wall. The first membrane elements (1) have their ends embedded in sealing compounds (4, 5) such that their cavities are open and open into the distribution space (8) and collection space (9). The second membrane elements (2) are also embedded in the sealing compound (5) at the end pointing toward the collection space (9), their cavities opening into the collection space, but are closed at the end pointing toward the distribution space (8). The fluid to be treated flows through the first membrane elements (1) in cross-flow mode. In the process, part of the fluid passes through the membrane wall as a permeate, which then passes through the second membrane elements (2) in dead-end mode. The retentate leaving the first membrane elements (1) and the permeate conducted through the second membrane elements (2) are combined within the membrane module and removed from it as treated fluid. The substance-specific treatment is carried out on the permeate.
Membrane module for substance-specific treatment of a fluid, comprising
Membrane modules according to one or more of claims 17 to 21, characterized in that the matrix has different functional groups.
Process for substance-specific treatment of a fluid, comprising at least the following steps:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.