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Chemical & Petroleum Engineering, McMaster University
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Chemical Engineering, McMaster University
Abstract
This second part of the overview of reverse osmosis investigates the ability of membrane transport models, presented in Part 1, to describe and/or predict membrane performance under different operating conditions. The problem of using the transport models to describe mixed solute systems is also discussed. The emphasis is to provide a simple, practical, and yet comprehensive summary of the most relevant information that will be needed by a chemical engineer trying to apply reverse osmosis membranes to specific applications.
Mehdizadeh, H., & Dickson, J. M. (1991). Overview of Reverse Osmosis for Chemical Engineers. Part 2: Applications of Transport Models. International Journal of Engineering, 4(3), 77-92.
MLA
H. Mehdizadeh; J. M. Dickson. "Overview of Reverse Osmosis for Chemical Engineers. Part 2: Applications of Transport Models". International Journal of Engineering, 4, 3, 1991, 77-92.
HARVARD
Mehdizadeh, H., Dickson, J. M. (1991). 'Overview of Reverse Osmosis for Chemical Engineers. Part 2: Applications of Transport Models', International Journal of Engineering, 4(3), pp. 77-92.
VANCOUVER
Mehdizadeh, H., Dickson, J. M. Overview of Reverse Osmosis for Chemical Engineers. Part 2: Applications of Transport Models. International Journal of Engineering, 1991; 4(3): 77-92.
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