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Microfiltration is usually conducted in either a dead-end or a cross-flow filtration mode, with a bundle of hollow fibers or a sheet of membrane as the filtration medium. This paper reports a development of microfiltration using a membrane screen-hollow fiber composite module involving both dead-end and cross-flow filtrations together. In the composite module, a cylindrical membrane screen of larger...
Membrane and hollow-fiber technologies have widely been used in pure water production, and are increasingly used in conventional water and wastewater treatment for solid-liquid separation. A major challenge to these applications is to prevent or reduce particle fouling so that the membrane or hollow-fiber modules can be operated at a higher permeation flux and over a longer period of time. In this...
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