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Fabrication and characterization of low-cost ceramic membranes from coal fly ash and natural sand
Sustainable Chemistry for the EnvironmentCoal fly ash, an industrial solid waste product, and natural sand, a commonly available and inexpensive natural material, were used to fabricate ceramic membranes that are both affordable and sustainable.
Lawrence Sawunyama +3 more
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ChemPhysMaterMembrane technology is characterized by its low environmental impact, low energy consumption, and outstanding separation efficiency, making it a very promising alternative to other wastewater treatment processes.
Salek Lagdali +8 more
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Application of Ultrafiltration in a Swimming Pool Water Treatment System
Membranes, 2019 Swimming pool water was treated using an ultrafiltration process using ceramic and polymer membranes for comparison. It was determined that the efficiency of the process depended on the type of membrane used. The polymer membrane decreased the absorbance
Mariusz Dudziak +3 more
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Effect of Peanut Shell Powder as a Pore‐Forming Additive in the Production of Ceramic Membranes
International Journal of Ceramic Engineering & ScienceIn this study, ceramic membranes were produced from compositions containing natural raw materials (clay and talc), alumina, and peanut shell powder (PSP) as a pore‐forming additive.
Mykaell Y. M. Souza +4 more
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Advanced Preparation Methods for Ceramic Membrane Materials in Electrochemical Applications
CrystalsThe outstanding thermal, chemical, and mechanical properties of ceramic membranes have attracted increasing attention, offering advantages over polymer and metal counterparts.
Keqiang Fan +3 more
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MembranesCeramic membrane technology plays an important role in water and wastewater treatment. Strategic sourcing of various natural mineral resources has contributed to developing low-cost ceramic membranes.
Jamila Bahrouni +7 more
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CeramicsThe growing demand for organic dyes across industries increases their environmental impact since wastewater containing organic dyes poses serious risks to aquatic life, human beings, and the environment. The removal of organic dye residues is a challenge
Keotshepile A. Malebadi +3 more
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A Morphological Study of Alumina Hollow Fiber Membrane
Iraqi Journal of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering, 2016 Morphologies of ceramic hollow fiber membranes prepared by a combined phase-inversion and sintering method were studied. The organic binder spinning solution containing suspended Al₂O₃ powders was spun to a hollow fiber precursor, which was then sintered
Asrar Al-Obaidy
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Upgrading morphological properties of ceramic-carbonate coating for high-temperature CO2 capture
Frontiers in Membrane Science and TechnologyDual-phase ceramic carbonate coatings containing Yttria-Stabilized Zirconia (YSZ) as the ceramic layer were investigated for use as membranes for CO2 separation.
Ana M. Tarditi
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