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Development and Application of Membrane Separation Processes

This special issue belongs to the section “Membrane Processing and Engineering“.

Special Issue Information

Dear Colleagues,

Membrane technology plays an significant role in the separation of the liquid and gas mixtures. In recent years, gas membrane separation (hydrogen and VOCs recovery, helium enrichment, natural gas decarbonization and carbon capture), electrochemically driven membrane process (electrochemical separation), temperature difference driven membrane process (membrane distillation), high-pressure membrane processes (nanofiltration and reverse osmosis) and dialysis-driven membrane processes (forward osmosis) have played an important role in the fields of process intensification and energy efficiency. Among them, the membrane system is the ultimate embodiment of the industrialization of the membrane separation process due to its characteristics of easy coupling, small footprint, modularization and simple control. Aiming at the scientific laws behind the membrane separation process, the systematic research on the membrane separation process is of great significance for the development of membrane technology in the future.

To encourage the green development of various membrane-related separation processes, this Special Issue will emphasize the importance of novel membranes processes for potential industrial applications. Original contributions and reviews related to membranes processes and their applications, mainly for various separation processes such as microfiltration, nanafiltration, ultrafiltration, reverse osmosis, electrodialysis, pervaporation and gas separations are welcomed. Hybrid membrane and conventional separation processes (such as absorption, adsorption and cryogenic processes) are also welcomed.

Dr. Junjiang Bao
Dr. Wu Xiao
Guest Editors

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Keywords

  • membrane process
  • gas membrane separations
  • wastewater membrane treatment
  • membrane distillation process
  • membrane pervaporation process
  • membrane absorption process
  • membrane crystallization process
  • hybrid membrane process

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Membranes - ISSN 2077-0375