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Performance of locally manufactured hollow-fiber membrane for CO2 separation

Saidi, Hamdani and A. Aziz, R and Ariffin, A. and Hassan, Hashim (1994) Performance of locally manufactured hollow-fiber membrane for CO2 separation. Seminar Penyelidikan Fakulti Kej. Kimia & Kej. Sumber Asli .

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Abstract

Hollow fiber membrane is the latest and advanced gas separation technology currently employed in the gas industries. Malaysia which is rich in natural resources has huge natural gas reserves amounting to more than 5 Trillion Standard Cubic Feed (5 TSCF). Membrane Research Unit has produced a hollow-fiber module by using locally made spinneret which is capable of producing hollow fiber membranes using a wet-spinning method. This module contains hollow fiber membranes with surface area of 72.22cm2. The module is utilised in the existing membrane gas separation pilot plant (MGSPP) for performance test. The performance of third module was based on its permeation rate and selectivity for each pure gases tested namely N2, CO2 and O2. Based on the result obtained the module has the capability to separate CO2 from natural gas, helium recovery in Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR), nitrogen and oxygen recovery in the production of urea.

Item Type:Article
Uncontrolled Keywords:CO2 separation, enhanced oil recovery, gas separation technology, hollow-fiber membrane, natural gas, wet-spinning method
Subjects:T Technology > T Technology (General)
Divisions:Chemical and Natural Resources Engineering
ID Code:4821
Deposited By: Norhani Jusoh
Deposited On:08 Jan 2008 10:11
Last Modified:01 Jun 2010 03:21

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