Arrangement for removing substances from liquids, in particular blood
OwnerDieter Falkenhagen, Heinrich Schima +1inventors
InventorsDieter Falkenhagen, Heinrich Schima, Fritz Loth
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OwnerDieter Falkenhagen, Heinrich Schima +1inventors
InventorsDieter Falkenhagen, Heinrich Schima, Fritz Loth
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The present invention is directed to an arrangement for the elimination of substances by means of a membrane filter wherein the use is foreseen both in the blood cleaning procedures as well as in chemical and biotechnological separation techniques. The fluid containing the substances is run through the primary side of the membrane filter and the secondary side is flowed through by a adsorptive suspension which contains the substance binding particles. A pump drives the adsorptive suspension through the secondary side of membrane filter and causes in this way locally differentiable positive and negative transmembrane pressure differences whereby a local fluid exchange occurs and by means of which the active substances come into contact with the particles. Since the volume of the adsorptive suspension in the secondary circuit is held constant, the mean transmembrane pressure does not alter.
An arrangement for the elimination of substances from a fluid to be purified, comprising
An arrangement for the elimination of substances from a fluid to be purified, comprising
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An arrangement for the elimination of substances from a fluid to be purified, comprising
An arrangement for the elimination of substances from a fluid to be purified, comprising
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