Article | REF: G1171 V1

Water treatment before use. Dissolved substances

Author: Pierre MOUCHET

Publication date: January 10, 2000 | Lire en français

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    6. Membranes

    6.1 Membrane separation categories

    The usual types of membrane separation can be classified according to two criteria on which the transfer mechanism is based:

    • the type of membrane permeability and, particularly in the case of water-permeable membranes, its separating capacity (see also , figure 1 ), also known as the cut-off point;

    • the nature of the driving force.

    Based on these parameters, the various processes theoretically applicable to industrial water treatment [18] can be classified as shown...

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