Removal of CO2 from gas mixture using hollow fiber membrane contactors fabricated from PVDF/Triacetin/Glycerol cast solution

N. Ghasem; M. Al-Marzouqi; R. Al-Marzouqi; A. Dowaidar; M. Vialatte

Removal of CO₂ from gas mixture using hollow fiber membrane contactors fabricated from PVDF/Triacetin/Glycerol cast solution

N. Ghasem, M. Al-Marzouqi, R. Al-Marzouqi, A. Dowaidar, M. Vialatte

Department of Chemical & Petroleum

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution

4 Citations (Scopus)

Abstract

Hollow fiber membranes were prepared via thermally induced phase separation (TIPS) method and applied for CO₂ absorption from gas mixture stream as gas- liquid membrane contactors. The percent removal of CO₂ from gas mixture stream into sodium hydroxide solution was studied at varies gas flow rates. It was observed that changing the dope polymer concentration had significant effects on membrane water permeabilities, membrane morphology, membrane pore size, membrane porosity and on the gas permeation test. In addition, the performance of membranes prepared from PVDF/triacetin/glycerol shows cellular structure while without glycerol additives in the cast solution spherulite shape is observed. Almost complete removal of CO₂ was successfully achieved using 2% Glycerol additives at normal operating conditions for equal gas to liquid volumetric flow rates using 0.5M NaOH solution.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	European Conference of Chemical Engineering, ECCE'10, European Conference of Civil Engineering, ECCIE'10, European Conference of Mechanical Engineering, ECME'10, European Conference of Control, ECC'10
Publisher	World Scientific and Engineering Academy and Society
Pages	136-141
Number of pages	6
ISBN (Print)	9789604742516
Publication status	Published - Jan 1 2010

Publication series

Name	European Conference of Chemical Engineering, ECCE'10, European Conference of Civil Engineering, ECCIE'10, European Conference of Mechanical Engineering, ECME'10, European Conference of Control, ECC'10

Keywords

Hollow fibers
PVDF
Thermally induced phase separation

ASJC Scopus subject areas

Civil and Structural Engineering
Mechanical Engineering

Cite this

Ghasem, N., Al-Marzouqi, M., Al-Marzouqi, R., Dowaidar, A., & Vialatte, M. (2010). Removal of CO₂ from gas mixture using hollow fiber membrane contactors fabricated from PVDF/Triacetin/Glycerol cast solution. In European Conference of Chemical Engineering, ECCE'10, European Conference of Civil Engineering, ECCIE'10, European Conference of Mechanical Engineering, ECME'10, European Conference of Control, ECC'10 (pp. 136-141). (European Conference of Chemical Engineering, ECCE'10, European Conference of Civil Engineering, ECCIE'10, European Conference of Mechanical Engineering, ECME'10, European Conference of Control, ECC'10). World Scientific and Engineering Academy and Society.

Removal of CO₂ from gas mixture using hollow fiber membrane contactors fabricated from PVDF/Triacetin/Glycerol cast solution. / Ghasem, N.; Al-Marzouqi, M.; Al-Marzouqi, R. et al.
European Conference of Chemical Engineering, ECCE'10, European Conference of Civil Engineering, ECCIE'10, European Conference of Mechanical Engineering, ECME'10, European Conference of Control, ECC'10. World Scientific and Engineering Academy and Society, 2010. p. 136-141 (European Conference of Chemical Engineering, ECCE'10, European Conference of Civil Engineering, ECCIE'10, European Conference of Mechanical Engineering, ECME'10, European Conference of Control, ECC'10).

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution

Ghasem, N , Al-Marzouqi, M, Al-Marzouqi, R, Dowaidar, A & Vialatte, M 2010, Removal of CO₂ from gas mixture using hollow fiber membrane contactors fabricated from PVDF/Triacetin/Glycerol cast solution. in European Conference of Chemical Engineering, ECCE'10, European Conference of Civil Engineering, ECCIE'10, European Conference of Mechanical Engineering, ECME'10, European Conference of Control, ECC'10. European Conference of Chemical Engineering, ECCE'10, European Conference of Civil Engineering, ECCIE'10, European Conference of Mechanical Engineering, ECME'10, European Conference of Control, ECC'10, World Scientific and Engineering Academy and Society, pp. 136-141.

Ghasem N , Al-Marzouqi M, Al-Marzouqi R, Dowaidar A, Vialatte M. Removal of CO₂ from gas mixture using hollow fiber membrane contactors fabricated from PVDF/Triacetin/Glycerol cast solution. In European Conference of Chemical Engineering, ECCE'10, European Conference of Civil Engineering, ECCIE'10, European Conference of Mechanical Engineering, ECME'10, European Conference of Control, ECC'10. World Scientific and Engineering Academy and Society. 2010. p. 136-141. (European Conference of Chemical Engineering, ECCE'10, European Conference of Civil Engineering, ECCIE'10, European Conference of Mechanical Engineering, ECME'10, European Conference of Control, ECC'10).

Ghasem, N. ; Al-Marzouqi, M. ; Al-Marzouqi, R. et al. / Removal of CO₂ from gas mixture using hollow fiber membrane contactors fabricated from PVDF/Triacetin/Glycerol cast solution. European Conference of Chemical Engineering, ECCE'10, European Conference of Civil Engineering, ECCIE'10, European Conference of Mechanical Engineering, ECME'10, European Conference of Control, ECC'10. World Scientific and Engineering Academy and Society, 2010. pp. 136-141 (European Conference of Chemical Engineering, ECCE'10, European Conference of Civil Engineering, ECCIE'10, European Conference of Mechanical Engineering, ECME'10, European Conference of Control, ECC'10).

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