JOURNAL ARTICLE

CO2/CH4 Mixed Gas Separation Using Carbon Hollow Fiber Membranes

Miki YoshimuneKenji Haraya

Year: 2013 Journal:   Energy Procedia Vol: 37 Pages: 1109-1116   Publisher: Elsevier BV

Abstract

In this study, the permeation properties of single and binary CO2/CH4 mixture were investigated using a module of carbon hollow fiber membranes derived from sulfonated poly(phenylene oxide) (SPPO). SPPO carbon membrane module had a sharp pore-size distribution in the range of 0.35-0.4 nm, and showed high CO2/CH4 ideal selectivity for both single and binary gas separation. The effects of permeation temperature, total feed pressure and CO2 concentration in the feed on separation performances of the carbon membrane module were also investigated. It was found that the CO2/CH4 ideal selectivity decreased slightly with the increasing permeation temperature, total feed pressure, and CO2 concentration in the feed.

Keywords:
Permeation Membrane Selectivity Gas separation Chemical engineering Materials science Chemistry Fiber Carbon fibers Membrane technology Analytical Chemistry (journal) Chromatography Polymer chemistry Organic chemistry Composite material

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