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David A. Ladner. Membrane Separations in Environmental Engineering. Department of Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences Department of Materials Science and Engineering. A new microfiltration plant in South Carolina is an example of the increasing number of membrane installations.
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David A. Ladner Membrane Separations in Environmental Engineering Department of Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences Department of Materials Science and Engineering
A new microfiltration plant in South Carolina is an example of the increasing number of membrane installations.
SEM images show how adsorbent and membrane morphologies compare. Ellerie, et al. Journal of Hazardous Materials, 261 (2013) 91– 98
Super-fine powdered activated carbon on a 0.1 micron pore size microfiltration membrane.
Dow-Filmtec SW30HR Reverse Osmosis membrane, active layer Source: Ladner PhD work
Acknowledgements • All the students in my research group, who make this job so rewarding. National Science Foundation Grant No. CBET-1236070 Grant No. EEC-1061524 Research Group Website: http://davidladner.org