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EFFECT OF OPERATING CONDITIONS ON THE DEHYDRATION OF TOLUENE BY PERVAPORATION USING A POLYVINYL ALCOHOL MEMBRANE
2013
Journal of Petroleum Science and Technology
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The effects of operating parameters such as feed temperature and permeate-side pressure on the performance of a commercial PVA membrane in the dehydration of toluene by a pervaporation (PV) membrane system is studied in the present work. The results obtained indicate that increasing temperature in the range of 40 to 70 °C and reducing permeate pressure in the range of 1 to 10 mmHg increase membrane flux and selectivity, which consequently leads to the considerable modification of membrane
doi:10.22078/jpst.2013.9
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