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Module and Process Design

As we know, large surface areas are required for industrial applications of membrane processes. A practical solution for providing this large surface area is packing the membranes into a small unit called a module, as shown in Fig. 2. The module is the base for membrane installation and process design. [Pg.228]

During the process, a stream of feed enters the module with a specific content at a specific flow rate. By passing through the membrane module, the feed stream is separated into two streams, a retentate stream and a permeate stream. The retentate stream is the fraction of the feed that retains in the feed stream and the permeate stream is the fraction that passes through the membrane. [Pg.228]

The following membrane modules are largely used for industrial applications, of which typical characteristics are listed in Table 4  [Pg.228]


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