نتایج جستجو برای: membrane wettability

تعداد نتایج: 393654  

Journal: :Nanomaterials 2021

The development of membrane technology from biopolymer for water filtration has received a great deal attention researchers and scientists, owing to the growing awareness environmental protection. present investigation is aimed at producing poly(D-lactic acid) (PDLA) membranes, incorporated with nanocrystalline cellulose (NCC) nanowhisker (CNW) different loadings 1 wt.% (PDNC-I, PDNW-I) 2 (PDNC...

2003
Matthew D. Jackson Per H. Valvatne Martin J. Blunt

We describe a poreto reservoir-scale investigation of wettability variation and its impact on waterflooding. We use a three-dimensional pore-scale network model of a Berea sandstone to predict relative permeability and capillary pressure hysteresis. We successfully predict experimentally measured relative permeability data for the water-wet case, and demonstrate that the model captures experime...

2017
Nobuyuki Tanaka Yoshihide Haruzono Hiromitsu Nasu Yuki Nakanishi Junko Takahara Akane Awazu Yo Tanaka

Surface wettability is one of most important indexes for understanding the interfacial characteristics between a solid surface and a liquid, especially such physico-chemical properties as hydrophilicity and water repellency. Recently, non-contact wettability assessment by monitoring the behavior of liquid covering a sample surface by jet-flow application to the liquid has been proposed. This me...

2016
HaoRan Liu Aikifa Raza Abulimiti Aili JinYou Lu Amal AlGhaferi TieJun Zhang

Nanostructured materials with desired wettability and optical property can play an important role in reducing the energy consumption of oily water treatment technologies. For effective oily water treatment, membrane materials with high strength, sunlight-sensitive anti-fouling, relative low fabrication cost, and controllable wettability are being explored. In the proposed oily water treatment a...

Journal: :Advanced materials 2015
Heng Zhang Alexander Ramm Sooman Lim Wei Xie Bok Yeop Ahn WeiChao Xu Ankit Mahajan Wieslaw J Suszynski Chris Kim Jennifer A Lewis C Daniel Frisbie Lorraine F Francis

Silicon gravure patterns are engineered to have cells that are wettable and lands that are not wettable by aqueous inks. This strategy allows excess ink on the lands to be removed without using a doctor blade. Using an aqueous silica ink, continuous lines as narrow as 1.2 μm with 1.5 μm space are gravure printed.

Journal: :international journal of nano dimension 0
m. safari department of petroleum engineering, petroleum university of technology, ahwaz, iran. m. jamialahmadi department of petroleum engineering, petroleum university of technology, ahwaz, iran.

recovery factor is an important parameter in determining commercial viability of the oil reservoirs. wettability is a major factor that affects oil recovery. therefore, changing rock wettability may enhance oil recovery. in this paper, the effect of polysilicon nanoparticles on wettability change of iranian carbonate reservoir is investigated. to assess this, hydrophilic changes of carbonate ro...

2015
Alsu Khusainova Sidsel Marie Nielsen Hanne Høst Pedersen John M. Woodley Alexander Shapiro

Enzymes have recently been considered as possible agents for enhanced oil recovery (EOR) acting at the liquid–solid interface. One way to assess this is via measuring the wettability of calcite surfaces, important for EOR methods in carbonaceous reservoirs. In the present work, we have experimentally investigated the effect of enzymes on the wettability of calcite mineral surfaces with oil–brin...

M. Jamialahmadi M. Safari,

Recovery Factor is an important parameter in determining commercial viability of the oil Reservoirs. Wettability is a major factor that affects oil Recovery. Therefore, changing rock wettability may enhance oil recovery. In this paper, the effect of polysilicon nanoparticles on wettability change of Iranian carbonate reservoir is investigated. To assess this, hydrophilic changes of carbonate ro...

2016
Sami Sahin Olesya Bliznyuk Ana Rovalino Cordova Karin Schroën

The fact that interactions of components with interfaces can influence processes is well-known; e.g. deposit accumulation on heat exchangers and membrane fouling lead to additional resistances against heat and mass transfer, respectively. In microfluidic emulsification, the situation is even more complex. Component accumulation at the liquid/liquid interface is necessary for emulsion stability,...

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