anionic/non-ionic surfactants in aqueous phase of thin film composite poly(paraphenylene terephthalamide) nanofiltration membranes

Authors

farshid azarteimour

membrane research center, faculty of petroleum and chemical engineering, razi university, kermanshah, iran mehdi amirinejad

membrane research center, faculty of petroleum and chemical engineering, razi university, kermanshah, iran mehdi parvini

faculty of chemical engineering, gas and petroleum, semnan university, semnan, iran sayed siavash madaeni

membrane research center, faculty of petroleum and chemical engineering, razi university, kermanshah, iran

abstract

in this work, the interfacial interfacial polymerization (ip) technique was employed using terephthaloyl chloride (tpc) and p-phenylenediamine (ppd), as reactant monomers, to prepare poly(paraphenylene terephthalamide) thin film composite (tfc) nanofiltration on polyethersulphone (pes) support layer. the effects of six different anionic and non-ionic surfactants, in the aqueous phase on the morphology and performance of membranes were investigated. the performance of membranes was evaluated by the pure water flux (pwf) and the rejection of salt solutions. by addition of anionic surfactants, the morphology and performance were unaltered, while, in the presence of non-ionic surfactants, both morphology and performance were changed. furthermore, the conditions for ip process were examined.

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journal of membrane science and research

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