T. Murase et Aw. Yosufu, MICROFILTRATION-RATE INCREASE OF O W EMUL SION BY USE OF ROTATING MEMBRANE-FILTER WITH ADDITIONAL SUSPENDED-SOLIDS/, Kagaku kogaku ronbunshu, 23(3), 1997, pp. 452-454
The high-flux dynamic microfiltration of an oil-in-water emulsion was
studied under constant pressure by using a rotating cylinder type memb
rane filter with a suspending particle bed in the filter chamber. Usin
g this dynamic filtration, much smaller hydraulic cake-resistance can
be obtained than that encountered in conventional operation. It was qu
ickly discovered that, due to the powerful sweeping force acting on th
e fouling cake-layer, the dynamic effects of the additional suspended
solids yield remarkable improvements in the microfiltration flux of po
orly filterable O/W systems.