New Advances in Membrane Separation Technology for Water Pollution Control and Membrane Fouling Mitigation
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This is a Reprint of the Special Issue New Advances in Membrane Separation Technology for Water Pollution Control and Membrane Fouling Mitigation that was published in
Summary
Membrane separation technology has emerged as a vital green solution for water pollution control, widely applied in desalination, wastewater reclamation, industrial zero-liquid discharge and resource recycling owing to its high efficiency and low operational cost. Nevertheless, membrane fouling remains a core technical bottleneck, causing continuous flux decline, rising energy consumption and shortened membrane lifetime. Traditional chemical cleaning and pretreatment methods often involve heavy chemical consumption and secondary pollution, restricting practical application in water treatment.
This Reprint systematically introduces state-of-the-art advances in antifouling membrane materials, structural module optimization, fouling mechanism interpretation and synergistic treatment. It integrates fundamental theories and practical engineering cases covering municipal and industrial wastewater remediation. Balancing academic innovation and industrial practicability, this Reprint provides compact and reliable guidelines for researchers and engineers to develop high-performance and low-carbon membrane water treatment, and sustainable fouling control systems.