Chicago
1990
Desalination, Vol. 80/2-3 (1991)
M. Tamura (Japan)
New water distillation system
incorporating a membrane mist separator
80(1991)105-112
Jin Sheng,
R.A. Johnson and M.S. Lefebvre (Australia)
Mass and heat transfer mechanisms
in the osmotic distillation process
80(1991)113-121
K.M. Persson
and J.L. Nilsson (Sweden)
Fouling resistance models
in MF and UF
80(1991)123-138
M. Tsuyumoto,
H. Karakane, Y. Maeda and H. Tsugaya (Japan)
Development of polyion complex
hollow fiber membrane for separation of water-ethanol mixtures
80(1991)139-158
H. Ohya (Japan)
State of the art ultrapure
water production in Japan
80(1991)159-165
S. Doi and
K. Hamanaka (Japan)
Pore size control technique
in the spinning of polysulfone hollow fiber ultrafiltration membranes
80(1991)167-180
S.N. Gaeta,
H. Zhang, E. Drioli and A. Basile (Italy)
Polyorganophosphazene membranes:
Preparation and transport properties
80(1991)181-192
G. Pourcelly,
M. Boudet-Dumy, A. Lindheimer and C. Gavach (France)
Transport of proton in polymeric
ionic exchange membranes in relation with the dissociated sorbed acid
80(1991)193-209
Shi Qiu Zhang,
A.E. Fouda, T. Matsuura and Kam Chan (Canada)
Some experimental results
and design calculations for reverse osmosis concentration of green tea
juice
80(1991)211-234
Yonglie Wu,
Ying Kong, Jingzhi Liu, Jintao Zhang and Jiping Xu (China, PR)
An experimental study on
membrane distillation-crystallization for treating waste water in taurine
production
80(1991)235-242
M.M. Clark
and K.S. Heneghan (USA)
Ultrafiltration of lake
water for potable water production
80(1991)243-249
M.L. Costa
and J.M. Dickson (Canada)
Modelling of modules and
systems in reverse osmosis. Part I: Theoretical system design model development
80(1991)251-274
D.J. Forgach,
G.D. Rose and N.E. Luteneske (USA)
Characterization of composite
membranes by their non-equilibrium thermodynamic transport parameters
80(1991)275-292
T.S. Sorensen,
J.B. Jensen and B. Malmgren-Hansen (Denmark)
Electromotive force and
impedance studies of cellulose acetate membranes: Evidence for two binding
sites for divalent cations and for an alveolar structure of the skin layer
80(1991)293-327
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