Membrane Materials for Gas Separation
A special issue of Materials (ISSN 1996-1944).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 June 2020) | Viewed by 16228
Special Issue Editors
Interests: separation processes; ceramic membranes; metallic membranes; catalytic membranes
Interests: gas separation membranes; polymer synthesis; membrane formation; transport mechanisms
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Interests: membrane transport; thermodynamics; mixed matrix membranes; membrane characterization; modelling
Interests: polymeric membranes; mixed matrix membranes; membrane characterization; membrane gas separation
Interests: monomer synthesis; polymer synthesis; materials characterization; new materials; polymeric membranes
Interests: gas separation; hollow fiber membranes; plasticization; valorization; scale-up
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
We cordially invite you to submit your original work or review article to this Special Issue, “Membrane Materials for Gas Separation”. Membrane-based separation processes have progressively become important technology for industrial separations due to their low energy consumption, easy operation, and small footprint. Relevant applications, such as CO2 capture, oxygen enrichment, hydrogen purification, biogas upgrading, natural gas processing, and olefin/paraffin separations are currently using membrane-based technology. Nevertheless, there are still a significant improvements to be made in the process, ranging from the creation of new materials to the final testing of the processed membrane under real conditions.
This Issue is dedicated to advances in separation mechanisms, separation performance, material selection, material processing, modelling, operational stability, and up-scaling. Topics of interest include new inorganic, metallic, or polymeric membrane materials, membrane characterization, new separation processes, ageing studies, thin film formation and characterization, modelling of the performances, plasticization, contaminant effects, and the behavior of the materials under real process conditions.
We are looking forward to receiving your outstanding work for this Special Issue.
Prof. Jose Manuel Serra
Dr. Alberto Tena
Prof. Antonio Hernández
Dr. Sergey Shishatskiy
Dr. Monica Viuda
Dr. Tymen Visser
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- membrane materials
- gas transport properties
- thin film–thin selective layer
- mixed matrix materials
- membrane processes
- CO2 capture
- hydrogen purification
- natural gas
- biogas upgrading
- olefin/paraffin
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