Hey community,
in the next months I will measure the permeability and selectivity towards different gases of different tubular membranes in the lab scale.
I have to compare the results to my own prepared membranes for my phD project.
Can you recommend good examples of publications with an easy, concise and reproducible setup?
My first try in charactering the membranes was alright to get an understanding of the membrane but not enough to be able to compare all results.
Thanks in advance
Article Permeation Equipment for High-Pressure Gas Separation Membranes
Hello, Which types of membranes are you talking about ? Do you have a filtration setup at your laboratory ?
Hey! They are tubular membranes with an outer diameter of 10 mm and a length of 200 mm. Exterior coated SiO2 impregnated on Al2O3 support membranes.
I'm sorry was pretty late when I was writing the question.
The main focus is hot gas separation in-situ in a methanation reactor. So the usual gases (CO2, H2, CH4, CO and H2O) appear in this setup at around 250 - 300 °C at around 20 bar(a).
Thanks for the reminder.
Thanks
Matthis
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