Experimental researches on metals extraction with organic solvents by new methods using liquid membranes
About authors
- 1 — Petroleum-Gas University of Ploiesti, Manufactureof Petroleum Equipment Department
- 2 — University «Polytechnica» of Bucharest
Abstract
A hollow fiber based liquid membrane impregnated with organic solvent M5640 diluted with kerosene is an attractive method to extract copper from low copper content (500ppm) industrial wastewater. The flow rate of the feed solution affects the permeability of the membrane. The optimum flow rates of the stock solution and strip solution were 2080 mL/h and 6264 mL/h, respectively. It can be considered that under the above conditions the resistance to mass transfer was close to the minimum due to the small thickness of the diffusion boundary layer.
References
- P.R. Danesi, A simplified model for coupled transport of metal ions through hollow-fiber supported liquid membranes, Journal of Membrane Science, 20, p. 231-248, 1984.
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