Computational fluid dynamics study of flow behaviour inmembrane module with multiple filaments
Membrane separation technology has added a new dimension in modern separation technology. The recent novel development in membrane process have made it possible to use various different purposes at economical rates with additional flexibility and improved efficiencies. Feed spacers can provide highe...
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10361-4672019-09-29T05:48:02Z Computational fluid dynamics study of flow behaviour inmembrane module with multiple filaments Hussain, Sharmina Membrane fouling Spacer Reynolds number Mesh length Shear stress Membrane separation technology has added a new dimension in modern separation technology. The recent novel development in membrane process have made it possible to use various different purposes at economical rates with additional flexibility and improved efficiencies. Feed spacers can provide higher shearrates at the membrane surface. As a result concentration polarization and membrane fouling can be reduced. The present work is devoted to investigate the hydrodynamics in two dimensional spacer filled channels. Three different configurations of the cylindrical spacers are investigated with different channel Reynolds number and different meshlength. Different size and shape of formation of recirculation region, upstream and downstream of the spacers are closely observed. This recirculation regions have an important role in enhancing the mass transfer in reattachment region. 2010-10-12T06:40:13Z 2010-10-12T06:40:13Z 2009 Article http://hdl.handle.net/10361/467 en BRAC University Journal, BRAC University;Vol.6, No.2,pp. 1-10 application/pdf BRAC University |
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Membrane separation technology has added a new dimension in modern separation technology. The recent novel development in membrane process have made it possible to use various different purposes at economical rates with additional flexibility and improved efficiencies. Feed spacers can provide higher shearrates at the membrane surface. As a result concentration polarization and membrane fouling can be reduced. The present work is devoted to investigate the hydrodynamics in two dimensional spacer filled channels. Three different configurations of the cylindrical spacers are investigated with different channel Reynolds number and different meshlength. Different size and shape of formation of recirculation region, upstream and downstream of the spacers are closely observed. This recirculation regions have an important role in enhancing the mass transfer in reattachment region. |
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Computational fluid dynamics study of flow behaviour inmembrane module with multiple filaments |
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Computational fluid dynamics study of flow behaviour inmembrane module with multiple filaments |
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Computational fluid dynamics study of flow behaviour inmembrane module with multiple filaments |
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Computational fluid dynamics study of flow behaviour inmembrane module with multiple filaments |
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Computational fluid dynamics study of flow behaviour inmembrane module with multiple filaments |
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