Hydrophobic PVDF membrane via two-stage soft coagulation bath system for membrane gas absorption of CO2

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Main Authors: Abdul Latif, Ahmad, Prof. Dr., W. K., W. Ramli
Other Authors: chlatif@eng.usm.my
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spelling my.unimap-236072013-02-16T03:44:17Z Hydrophobic PVDF membrane via two-stage soft coagulation bath system for membrane gas absorption of CO2 Abdul Latif, Ahmad, Prof. Dr. W. K., W. Ramli chlatif@eng.usm.my Hydrophobic Membrane Gas Absorption Polyvinyldene fluoride Two-stage coagulation Link to publisher’s homepage at http://www.elsevier.com/ Hydrophobic PVDF membranes have been prepared through a two-stage/dual soft coagulation bath system. The prepared membranes exhibited improved hydrophobicity properties, where the contact angle values were increased, with higher efficiency of CO2 removal. Membrane prepared with two-stage coagulation bath system of 100 wt.% ethanol and 80 wt.% of NMP in water bath exhibited high water contact angle of 127°, high porosity of approximately 89% with small and narrower pore distribution. The membranes were tested in Membrane Gas Absorption (MGA) system with recorded CO2 removal efficiency of 85% for 3 h and lasted for about 10 straight hours with higher flux and 65% efficiency of CO2 removal. The modified membranes have been characterized by contact angle, microstructure, maximum pore size (P Rmax) and its distribution, surface roughness, membrane porosity and performances in MGA system. By increasing the polymer concentration, the morphology of the prepared membranes is improved due to the smaller pore characteristics and porous structure formed. The macrovoid structures severely formed in membrane with higher thickness which caused the low porosity and contact angle of the membrane. 2013-02-16T03:44:17Z 2013-02-16T03:44:17Z 2013-01-15 Article Separation and Purification Technology, vol 103, 2013, pages 230-240 1383-5866 http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1383586612005655 http://dspace.unimap.edu.my/123456789/23607 en Elsevier B. V.
spellingShingle Hydrophobic
Membrane Gas Absorption
Polyvinyldene fluoride
Two-stage coagulation
Abdul Latif, Ahmad, Prof. Dr.
W. K., W. Ramli
Hydrophobic PVDF membrane via two-stage soft coagulation bath system for membrane gas absorption of CO2
title Hydrophobic PVDF membrane via two-stage soft coagulation bath system for membrane gas absorption of CO2
title_full Hydrophobic PVDF membrane via two-stage soft coagulation bath system for membrane gas absorption of CO2
title_fullStr Hydrophobic PVDF membrane via two-stage soft coagulation bath system for membrane gas absorption of CO2
title_full_unstemmed Hydrophobic PVDF membrane via two-stage soft coagulation bath system for membrane gas absorption of CO2
title_short Hydrophobic PVDF membrane via two-stage soft coagulation bath system for membrane gas absorption of CO2
title_sort hydrophobic pvdf membrane via two-stage soft coagulation bath system for membrane gas absorption of co2
topic Hydrophobic
Membrane Gas Absorption
Polyvinyldene fluoride
Two-stage coagulation
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