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MATHEMATICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS OF AIR SEPARATION BY HOLLOW FIBER MEMBRANES

CHEN Hua; LI Dongfei; JIANG Guoliang; XU Renxian   

  1. Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Dalian 116012, China
  • Received:1993-11-02 Revised:1994-07-26 Online:1995-06-28 Published:1995-06-28
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MATHEMATICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS OF AIR SEPARATION BY HOLLOW FIBER MEMBRANES

陈华; 李东飞; 蒋国梁; 徐仁贤   

  1. Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Dalian 116012, China
  • 通讯作者: 陈华

Abstract: Approximate solutions for gas separation by hollow fiber membranes have been developedby several investigators.However,there are few reports of experimental verification of the models forhigh stage cut separations.In this work,an approximate mathematical model was developed and wasexperimentally verified for high stage cut air separation.Both countercurrent and cocurrent now pat-terns were used.In addition,the applicability of feed-inside mode for low stage cut air separation byhollow fiber membrane was examined.It was found that feed-inside mods was more advantageousthan feed-outside mode when used for the generation of oxygen-enriched air.

Key words: mathematical model, air separation, hollow fiber module, membrane permeation

摘要: Approximate solutions for gas separation by hollow fiber membranes have been developedby several investigators.However,there are few reports of experimental verification of the models forhigh stage cut separations.In this work,an approximate mathematical model was developed and wasexperimentally verified for high stage cut air separation.Both countercurrent and cocurrent now pat-terns were used.In addition,the applicability of feed-inside mode for low stage cut air separation byhollow fiber membrane was examined.It was found that feed-inside mods was more advantageousthan feed-outside mode when used for the generation of oxygen-enriched air.

关键词: mathematical model;air separation;hollow fiber module;membrane permeation