13.9-2 (From Geankpolis 4th edition) A cellulose acetate-membrane with an area of 4.0 x 10-3m^2 is used at 25 degC to determine the permeability constants for reverse osmosis of a feed salt solution containing 12.0 kg NaCl/m^3(density = 1005.5 kg/m^3). The product solution has a concentrationof 0.468 kg NaCl/m^3(density = 997.3 kg/m^3). The measured product flow rate is 3.84 x 10^-8 m^3/s and the pressure difference used is 56.0 atm. Calculate the permeability constants and the solute rejection R.
13.9-2 (From Geankpolis 4th edition) A cellulose acetate-membrane with an area of 4.0 x 10-3m^2 is...
Membrane Separation II Reverse Osmosis (a) Derive van't Hoff's equation (osmotic pressure π-CRT). (b) A feed solution containing 5g NaCl/L (ρ-1001kg/m3) is purified using a reverse osmosis system. Water permeability constant (Aw) and a solute (NaCI) permeability constant (As) are 5 x 10 kg/m2s atm, and 4 x 10-7m/s, respectively. AP 30 atm. Assume that the fraction recovered of the solvent water is 0.15. The flow rate q2 of the permeate water solution is 50 L/min. Calculate ci and c2...
1.3. Calculate c: and c: in kg NaC/m and the membrane area in m if a thin film composite polyamide spiral wound reverse osmosis membrane to be used at 25°C. A NaCl feed solution containing 2.5g NaCl/L (2 5kgNaCl/m2, p 999kg/m2) has a water permeability constant Aw = 4.81x 10 NaCl/s.m2 atm and a solute (NaCi) permeability constant As 4.42x 107 m/s Assume that the cut or fraction recovered of the solvent water will be 0.10 instead of assuming very...