Tuesday, November 17, 2020
Separations Division (02) (PreRecorded+)
(Note: This abstract is submitted for presentation at a virtual conference. The authors are unable to travel during the year of a global pandemic.)
The chemicals industry strives to produce high purity products while minimizing inputs such as feedstocks and energy. Separations are a key component to reaching these goals. Many separations processes require phase transitions that are energy intensive. Membranes present an enticing separation technique that avoids such transitions. However, engineers require a high degree of confidence in a unit operation before it will be used in a production facility. Molecular modeling and process simulations can play a key role in accelerating membrane adoption. This presentation reviews some of the opportunities where liquid separating membranes could be used and discusses the derisking process that occurs before adoption into a chemical facility.
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