Transient model of crossflow microfiltration
作者： Cecily A. Romero , Robert H. Davis
DOI: 10.1016/0009-2509(90)87076-5
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摘要: Abstract A theoretical model of crossflow microfiltration which includes the time-dependent decline permeate flux due to particle layer buildup is presented. The based on shear-induced hydrodynamic diffusion mechanism motion within a concentrated flowing near membrane surface, balancing convectively-driven particles toward surface. complete convective-diffusion equation satisfied when integrated across layer. This an extension earlier describes steady-state behavior microfilters and it possibility stagnant forming between surface method characteristics used solve partial differential governing variation thickness structure, with both time axial position. effects suspension concentration, size, shear rate other parameters are discussed.
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