Adsorptive fouling of a polypropylene microfiltration membrane with dissolved natural organic matter: Do membranes possess an adsorption capacity?

Keyphrases

• Adsorption Capacity 100%
• Membrane Fouling 100%
• Adsorptive Fouling 100%
• Natural Dissolved Organic Matter 100%
• Polypropylene Microporous Membrane 100%
• Small Fraction 66%
• Silicate 66%
• Natural Organic Matter 66%
• Foulant 66%
• Microfiltration 66%
• Natural Water 66%
• Energy Dispersive X-ray Spectroscopy 33%
• Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (FT-IR) 33%
• Functional Groups 33%
• Large Volume 33%
• Amides 33%
• Fouling 33%
• Particle-free 33%
• Free Surface 33%
• Surface Water 33%
• Polypropylene 33%
• Absorbance 33%
• Hydroxyl 33%
• Gradual Increase 33%
• Flux Decline 33%
• Microfilter 33%
• Membrane Adsorption 33%
• Attenuated Total reflectance-Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (ATR-FTIR) 33%
• Fouling Potential 33%
• Polyethersulfone 33%
• Ultrafilter 33%
• Polypropylene Membrane 33%
• Aromatic Ethers 33%
• Infrared Energy 33%
• Polyethersulfone Membrane 33%

Engineering

• Adsorption Capacity 100%
• Membrane Fouling 100%
• Microfiltration 100%
• Fouling 100%
• Natural Organic Matter 100%
• Natural Water 66%
• Free Surface 33%
• Hydrophobic 33%
• Aromatics 33%
• Ultraviolet Light 33%
• Microfilter 33%
• Natural Organic Matter Fouling 33%
• Functional Group 33%
• Surface Water 33%
• Reflectance 33%
• Fourier Transform 33%

Chemical Engineering

• Polypropylene 100%
• Fouling 100%
• Microfiltration 100%
• Natural Organic Matter 100%
• Membrane Fouling 75%
• Spectrometry 25%
• Functional Group 25%
• Amide 25%
• Poly(ether-Sulfone) Polymer 25%
• Polyethersulfone Membrane 25%
• Flux Decline 25%