Membrane Transport: Theory and Characterization Tools

Monday, May 23, 2016: 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM
Evergreen Ballroom A (Hyatt Regency Bellevue)
Description:
Session 1

Co-chairs:
Ruth E. Baltus
Email: rbaltus@clarkson.edu

John Pellegrino
Email: john.pellegrino@colorado.edu


9:30 AM
New Insights into Salt Transport Mechanism in Membrane Desalination
Viatcheslav Freger, Noga Fridman-Bishop and Vesselin Kolev

10:00 AM
Numerical Simulations of Concentration Polarization and Mineral Scaling in Reverse Osmosis Systems
Nils Tilton and Steven DeCaluwe

10:30 AM
Membrane Porous Structure and Its Impact on Permeability and Selectivity
Sourav Mondal, Maria Bruna, Ian Griffiths and Guy Z. Ramon

11:00 AM
Twisted Hollow Fiber Membranes for Enhanced Mass Transfer
Seyed Pouria Motevalian, Ali Borhan, Hongyi Zhou and Andrew Zydney

11:30 AM
How Do Hydrodynamic Conditions in Spiral Wound Membrane Elements Translate into Shear Forces Effective for Fouling Control at Membrane Surface?
Sepideh Jankhah and Pierre P. Bérubé

12:00 PM
Prediction of Vapor Recovery from Light Gas with Mesoporous Membranes Using Dynamic Mean Field Theory
Ashutosh Rathi, David Ford and Peter A. Monson
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