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Basic Equations of Mass Transport Through a Membrane Layer

  • 2nd Edition - November 5, 2018
  • Latest edition
  • Author: Endre Nagy
  • Language: English

Basic Equations of Mass Transport Through a Membrane Layer, Second Edition, has been fully updated to deliver the latest research in the field. This volume covers the essential… Read more

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Description

Basic Equations of Mass Transport Through a Membrane Layer, Second Edition, has been fully updated to deliver the latest research in the field. This volume covers the essentials of compound separation, product removal, concentration, and production in the chemical, biochemical, pharmaceutical, and food industries. It outlines the various membrane processes and their applications, offering a detailed mathematical description of mass transport and defining basic mass transport and concentration distribution expressions. Additionally, this book discusses the process parameters and application of the expressions developed for a variety of industrial applications. Comprehensive explanations of convective/diffusive mass transport are provided, both with and without polarization layers, that help predict and process performance and facilitate improvements to operation conditions and efficiency.

Basic Equations of Mass Transport Through a Membrane Layer is an ideal resource for engineers and technologists in the chemical, biochemical, and pharmaceutical industries, as well as researchers, professors, and students in these areas at both an undergraduate and graduate level.

Key features

    • Cites and analyzes mass transport equations developed for different membrane processes.
    • Examines the effect of biochemical/chemical reactions in the presence of convective and diffusive flows in plane and cylindrical spaces.
    • Defines the mass transfer rate for first- and zero-order reactions and analytical approaches are given for other-order reactions in closed mathematical forms.
    • Analyzes the simultaneous convective and diffusive transports with same or different directions.

    Readership

    Engineers, technologists, technical developing engineers in the biochemical, chemical, pharmaceutical and food industry; professors at technical universities and high schools teachers as well as researchers in institutes and industries; University and high school students

    Table of contents

    1. Membrane Materials, Characterization, and Transport Properties2. Membrane Materials, Structures, and Modules3. Mass Transport Through a Membrane Layer4. Molecular Diffusion5. Diffusion Through a Plane Membrane Layer6. Diffusion Accompanied by Chemical Reaction Through a Plane Sheet7. Diffusive Plus Convective Mass Transport Through a Plane Membrane Layer8. Diffusive Plus Convective Mass Transport With Chemical Reaction Through a Plane Membrane Layer9. Diffusion in a Cylindrical Membrane Layer10. Mass Transport in the Presence of a Fouling Layer11. Membrane Contactors12. Transport of Fluid Phase in a Capillary Membrane13. Membrane Reactor14. Membrane Bioreactor15. Nanofiltration16. Pervaporation17. Forward Osmosis18. Membrane Gas Separation19. Membrane Distillation20. Reverse Osmosis21. Pressure-Retarded Osmosis (PRO) Process22. In Conclusion

    Product details

    • Edition: 2
    • Latest edition
    • Published: November 8, 2018
    • Language: English

    About the author

    EN

    Endre Nagy

    Endre Nagy is Scientific Adviser at the Research Institute of Biomolecular and Chemical Engineering, University of Pannonia, Hungary. His key research areas are membranes and membranes kinetics, and catalysis and biocatalysis related to the design of biocatalytic membrane systems. Emeritus Professor Nagy has contributed to almost 260 publications, 170 lectures at international conferences, and four patents.
    Affiliations and expertise
    Director, Research Institute of Chemical and Process Engineering, University of Pannonia, Hungary

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