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Document Type : Original Research Article

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Department of Chemical Engineering, Marvdasht Branch, Islamic Azad University, Marvdasht, Iran

Abstract

This paper examines the membranes used in the separation of gases in industry. To date, more than 60% of the application of membrane technology in the separation of gaseous mixtures is related to the separation of nitrogen from air and the recovery of hydrogen from the gas streams of ammonia or synthesis units. These units contain clean gases free of any blocking gases and gases that affect the nature of the polymer. However, the dramatic growth of the use of membrane technology in the field of natural gas treatment, refineries and petrochemical units - which contain compressible compounds and vapors that affect the polymer network - has led to increasing attention to the stability and efficiency of polymer membranes. The flexibility of polymer chains during the manufacturing process of nanocomposite membranes is one of the most important manufacturing parameters. During the process of solvent evaporation from the film placed on the glass plate, due to the stresses caused by the shrinkage and irreversibility of the hard chains of the glass polymers, cracks are formed in the polymer-nanoparticles interface

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Investigating Membranes Used in Gas Separation in Industry

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