Publication detail
Characterization of polyolefinic hollow fibers membrane at a microscopic level
DOHNAL, M. PLEŠEK, M. TVARŮŽEK, P. ŠKODA, D. ŠIKOLA, T.
English title
Characterization of polyolefinic hollow fibers membrane at a microscopic level
Type
Paper in proceedings (conference paper)
Language
en
Original abstract
It is a well-known fact that polyolefinic hollow fibers made by spinning technology have a very complex morphology, which is rather difficult to characterize by a set of descriptors. Moreover different descriptors are required to characterize two-dimensional surface and three-dimensional wall of the membrane. Therefore any conventional chemical engineering model is prohibitively complex. SEM and AFM techniques have been used to characterize visually some facts. A common sense reasoning backed by some relatively simple experiments was used to evaluate processes on protozoa – hollow fiber surface and some aspects of fouling by inorganic particles. Mutual interaction of bio and inorganic fouling can be studied as well.
Released
2003-01-01
Publisher
Slovak Society of Chemical Engineering
Location
Bratislava
ISBN
80-227-1922-6
Book
Permea 2003 Proceedings of the Membrane Science and Technology Conference of the Visegrad Countries with Wider International Participation
Pages from–to
158–
Pages count
1
BIBTEX
@inproceedings{BUT13606,
author="Mirko {Dohnal} and Milan {Plešek} and Pavel {Tvarůžek} and David {Škoda} and Tomáš {Šikola}",
title="Characterization of polyolefinic hollow fibers membrane at a microscopic level",
booktitle="Permea 2003 Proceedings of the Membrane Science and Technology Conference of the Visegrad Countries with Wider International Participation",
year="2003",
pages="1",
publisher="Slovak Society of Chemical Engineering",
address="Bratislava",
isbn="80-227-1922-6"
}