Research Papers by Stefan Schlosser

Based on experimental data, a simulation and optimisation of the adsorption Á microfiltration (AMF) process for boron removal from reverse osmosis (RO) permeate was done. An impressively low flow rate of the dry boron adsorbent of about only 54.3 kg h(1 is needed in the adsorbent recirculation loop

Suspensions of a microparticulate boron adsorbent Dowex XUS can be effectively concentrated by microfiltration (MF) to relatively high concentrations of about 24 mass% of dry adsorbent. This is important for formation of a hybrid process combining adsorption or ion-exchange and MF. A tubular ceramic

Suspensions of a microparticulate boron adsorbent can be effectively concentrated to relatively high concentrations of about 11 mass% by microfiltration in aerated submerged modules using hydrophilic capillary and hydrophobic polypropylene hollow fibre membranes. With the increasing trans-membrane p