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  THERMODYNAMIC MODELING OF SOLUTE TRANSPORT THROUGH REVERSE OSMOSIS MEMBRANE
 
 
Title: THERMODYNAMIC MODELING OF SOLUTE TRANSPORT THROUGH REVERSE OSMOSIS MEMBRANE
Author: Song, Lianfa
Appeared in: Chemical engineering communications
Paging: Volume 180 (2000) nr. 1 pages 145-167
Year: 2000
Contents: A new thermodynamic model is developed for water and solute transports through reverse osmosis membranes. The model is featured with rigorous derivations in theoretical development and clearly defined parameters for membrane transport properties. The new model can correctly describe not only the dependence of salt rejection on pressure and salt concentration, but also the non-linearity between water flux and pressure. Comparisons of model simulations with the reported reverse osmosis experiments demonstrate that the parameters in the new model are concentration-independent. This study shows that water and salt transports through reverse osmosis membranes can be satisfactorily described with irreversible thermodynamics.
Publisher: Taylor & Francis
Source file: Elektronische Wetenschappelijke Tijdschriften
 
 

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