Usage of microfiltration membranes for water treatment of technological appointment at the petroleum refining industry

Authors: S.S. Novikov (Synergetic Technology LLC, RF, Moscow; Kurnakov Institute of General and Inorganic Chemistry, RAS, RF, Moscow), S.Е. Belova, A.Yu .Sanderov (Synergetic Technology LLC, RF, Moscow), A.B.Yaroslavtsev (Kurnakov Institute of General and Inorganic Chemistry, RAS, RF, Moscow)
E-mail: snovikov@syner-tech.ru
Key words: microfiltration, membranes, water treatment systems, water supply.

Authors offered a new class of microfiltration membranes ULTRA-J based on
modified polycarbonate with the spatial globular structure. The technology existing
at present allows to make purposefully membranes with effective pore diameter
0,1-5 micron. Low thickness (to 150 microns) and high porosity (to 80 %)
provide a high specific productivity at entrance pressure on membrane
0,1-0,2 MPa up to 0,9 m3/(m2∙h). An important advantage of ULTRA-J is constant filtration efficiency, which is lightly dependent of the inlet pressure. This
property is due to the rigid addition structure of spatial globular modified polycarbonate. The tests of membranes ULTRA-J at Kamenskvolokno JSC showed the prospects of using them for water pretreatment in industry. Roll-cage modules based on microfiltration membranes ULTRA-J have been recommended
for use in constructing of water cycling system with productivity 100 m3/h.

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