Energy minimization of separation processes using conventional/membrane hybrid systems

Energy minimization of separation processes using conventional/membrane hybrid systems [electronic resource]

The purpose of this study was to identify the general principles governing the choice of hybrid separation systems over straight membrane or straight nonmembrane systems and to do so by examining practical applications (process design and economics). Our focus was to examine the energy consumption c...

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Corporate Authors: EG & G Idaho (Researcher), Idaho National Engineering Laboratory (Researcher)
Format: Government Document Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: Idaho Falls, Idaho : Oak Ridge, Tenn. : Idaho National Engineering Laboratory ; distributed by the Office of Scientific and Technical Information, U.S. Dept. of Energy, 1990.
Subjects:
Natural Gas.
Membranes.
Organic Compounds.
Document Types.
Gas Fuels.
Separation Processes.
Nitrogen.
Propylene.
Wastes.
Ultrafiltration.
Alkanes.
Lyophilization.
Fuel Gas.
Fuels.
Fluids.
Energy Consumption.
Industrial Wastes.
Cost.
Elements.
Filtration.
Economics.
Energy Sources.
Gases.
Solvents.
Evaporation.
Nonmetals.
Progress Report.
Alkenes.
Propane.
Efficiency.
Spent Liquors.
Distillation.
Fossil Fuels.
Hydrocarbons.
Phase Transformations.
Liquid Wastes.
Energy Conservation, Consumption, And Utilization.

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