Salman Ahmadipouya , Usama J Sheikh , Noah Ferguson , Mert C Hacifazlioglu , Deniz Ipekci , Jeffrey R McCutcheon
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Reduction in solvent and chemical use for membrane manufacturing using electrospray
Electrospray (ES) has recently emerged as a new technique for synthesizing and potentially manufacturing membranes at scale. While touted for its ability to make membranes from a variety of materials, the process also requires little solvent and polymer material. This study highlights the advantages of ES over conventional solution processing methods (at the lab scale) in reducing solvent and chemical consumption. When compared to conventional processes, ES laboratory scale fabrication of liquid and gas separations membranes yielded reductions in solvent and polymer material use on a per-area basis by anywhere from 50 to more than 90%.
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