The special channels and intrinsic defects within GO laminates make it a very potential candidate for gas separation in recent years. Herein, the gas separation performance of GO membranes prepared on the surface of ceramic α-Al2O3 hollow fiber were investigated systematically. The microstructures of ceramic hollow fiber supported GO membranes were optimized by adjusting operation conditions. A...

natural gas is often associated with nitrogen and heavy compounds. the heavy components in the natural gas not only can feed downstream units, owing to the low temperature process may be formed solid as well. therefore, heavy components separation can be a necessity and produce useful products. virtually, all natural gases are containing nitrogen ​​that would lower the heating value of natural ...

Title: SIMULATION OF DYNAMIC PRESSURESWING GAS SORPTION IN POLYMERS Heather Jane St. Pierre, Master of Science, 2005 Directed By: Professor Timothy A. Barbari Department of Chemical Engineering A transport model was developed to simulate a dynamic pressure-swing sorption process that separates binary gas mixtures using a packed bed of non-porous spherical polymer particles. The model was solved...

Carbon dioxide (CO2) can be commonly found in natural gas streams, biogas, flue gas and product of coal gasification[1]. The presence of CO2 and other acid gases reduce the thermal efficiency and make the gas streams become acidic and corrosive, which in turn reduces the possibilities of gas compression and the transport within the transportation systems[2]. Membrane separation is a promising t...

CO2 is the main greenhouse gas which causes global climatic changes on larger scale. Many techniques have been utilised to capture CO2. Membrane gas separation is a fast growing CO2 capture technique, particularly gas separation by composite membranes. The separation of CO2 by a membrane is not just a process to physically sieve out of CO2 through the controlled membrane pore size. It mainly de...