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- JPH0456656B2 JPH0456656B2 JP59250659A JP25065984A JPH0456656B2 JP H0456656 B2 JPH0456656 B2 JP H0456656B2 JP 59250659 A JP59250659 A JP 59250659A JP 25065984 A JP25065984 A JP 25065984A JP H0456656 B2 JPH0456656 B2 JP H0456656B2
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- Manufacture Of Porous Articles, And Recovery And Treatment Of Waste Products (AREA)
- Shaping By String And By Release Of Stress In Plastics And The Like (AREA)
- Separation Using Semi-Permeable Membranes (AREA)
- Extrusion Moulding Of Plastics Or The Like (AREA)
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ããŒã¹ã«ããšã€ãŠæ¿ããå§ãããDETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Semipermeable membranes widely used industrially, including in applications involving reverse osmosis, gas separation, and ultrafiltration, are prepared from cellulose acetate by the casting process. be. While such membranes are very highly permeable to water, they are less so to sodium chloride, which reduces their performance due to the inherent sensitivity of cellose acetate to hydrolysis. . As a result, the ability to remove solutes such as sodium chloride decreases over time and the lifetime of the membrane is thus limited. Because of these hydrolytic tendencies, cellulose acetate membranes
It can only be considered for specific applications where conditions conducive to hydrolysis are not present. Therefore, chemically more stable polymers have begun to replace cellulose acetate as membrane materials.
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ãã The basic idea about semipermeable membranes useful in ultrafiltration, reverse osmosis, gas separation, etc. is that they generally exist in one of two forms: (1) (2) a dense, substantially non-porous film and (2) a porous, asymmetric film. In many cases, dense polymer films can be uniaxially or biaxially oriented, which increases their mechanical strength and selectivity as membranes.
Unfortunately, such films generally have too much resistance to desired permeate flow and have been replaced in most applications by solvent cast porous membranes. These porous membranes have a porous structure (a porous structure).
It is specifically manufactured to have a very thin, dense "active" surface supported by a substructure. There is often a gradual change in pore size throughout the thickness of the porous structure, with smaller pores being closer to the dense "active" surface. It is precisely this "active" dense surface that excludes some solute components and allows the passage of others. This selectivity is independent of the thickness of the active surface as long as the active surface does not have any pinholes or cracks. The porous substructure constitutes a mechanical support pair for the thin active surface and must exhibit as little resistance as possible to the desired permeate flow. This means that the pores are open, interconnected, and preferably perpendicular to the active surface of the membrane.
This is best achieved when the shape is vertical. Such membranes are known in the art and are described, for example, in U.S. Pat.
Obtained by careful solvent casting methods as described in 3567810, 3615024 and 3884801.
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This arises from the fact that the selection of casting solvents, additives, temperature and environmental conditions of the casting solution is difficult. Even at manufacturing linear speeds of only 1 m/min, membrane flux and porosity are difficult to control with conventional methods, and mechanical properties are suboptimal due to the lack of provision for molecular orientation. not be converted into
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It is generally recognized that this method is tedious and difficult to implement.
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It is inflated by the pressure of gas or steam introduced into it through the inlet 3, causing the film to be stretched longitudinally. The nascent film is
It is contained within the confines of a solidification zone 6 pressurized with steam or gas entering from 11 , the pressure therein being controlled by a valve 12 . A vapor ring 7 is optional and may provide supplemental heating to prevent cooling of the nascent film by evaporation of liquid from the film. Inside the stretching film is a mixture of externally applied gas or vapor and vaporized solvent and other components generated from the liquefied polymer. As the film progresses downward through the solidification zone, its outer surface becomes porous due to the influence of water vapor within the solidification zone, while its inner surface becomes more dense due to the action of the vapor components within it. Become. A membrane is thus produced, which is then optionally brought into contact with a quenching section 9 and guided through a flattening guide 10 to produce a flattened tube, which expands in response to internal pressure leaks. It passes through a roll seal 13 which serves both to seal the bottom of the tube and to transfer longitudinal tension forces to the membrane. The membrane leaving the solidification zone is picked up onto a take-up roll 14. The membrane can be subjected to other processing as desired, including washing out any solvent or non-solvent that may remain therein. If it is desired to dry this membrane, it can be used in combination with nip rolls 15 and 16 and guide rolls 17, 18, 19 and 20.
can be carried out in a separate processing step consisting of feeding the membrane to a tenter machine operating under suitable conditions. A pull roll 22 moves the membrane through a tenter to a final wind-up roll 23 at a controlled wind-up speed. Provisions (not shown) are also made to cut open the flattened tube-like membrane to provide its flat version. This procedure not only provides simultaneous biaxial tension to the film, but also creates a porous, less dense exterior and a more dense interior of the membrane.
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The nascent film is pulled down at a linear speed of 4 m/min. Air is passed under pressure through the inlet 3 into the center of the tubular film at a pressure sufficient to orient the film widthwise by expanding the film's diameter by four times. to be introduced.
The interior space of the tubular film remains partially saturated with propylene carbonate and water, thereby forming a coherent dense skin on the inside of the tubular film and also forming a less dense porosity. Air is allowed to exit through outlets 5 and 5A at such a rate as to form a transparent outer surface. After the resulting film is quenched at 9 with a fine spray of cold water, it is passed through a flattening guide 10 and a pair of pinch rolls 13 which both act as roll seals and longitudinally orient the film. Thus, the tube is flattened. The membrane is stored in a moisture-proof container, awaiting optional finishing treatments. This membrane sample is then washed to remove any remaining melting aid,
Dry under air at room temperature as well as at various elevated temperatures. Microscopic examination of cross-sections of dried sections reveals a pore structure with a substantial proportion of interconnected chambers and progressively finer grains in the direction of the dense integumentary surface. A typical device structure consisting of an asymmetric, porous membrane structure is seen. This microstructure is formed as a result of asymmetric environmental conditions prevailing in the vapor phase during extrusion and stretching. In this case, a dense surface is created inside the tubular film where controlled evaporation of propylene carbonate and water takes place, while on the outside the film is forced into a rapid phase separation. The X-ray orientation angle of the dense surface is between 60° and 70° depending on the drying conditions, with low eye angles obtained at low eye temperatures.
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ã®ãã€ã«ã ç¶ã®èã[Claims] 1. A method of manufacturing a porous asymmetric membrane, in which a liquefied film-forming polymer is extruded through an annular mold to form an inner surface (A) and an outer surface.
(B), the liquefied polymer is obtained by using a polymer solvent alone or in combination with one or more melting aids, and the two surfaces (A) and
(B) has one dense biaxially oriented surface and one less dense porous surface each subjected to steam treatments different from each other in at least one of temperature and/or chemical composition. A method comprising biaxially orienting said film while exposing said film to steam conditions so as to provide said film, and thereafter optionally cutting said tubular film. 2. The method of claim 1, wherein the polymer is an acrylonitrile copolymer. 3. The method of claim 1, wherein said polymer is polysulfone. 4. The method of claim 1, wherein a melting aid is also present with the polymer solvent. 5 A porous asymmetric polymeric membrane with two surfaces, one denser than the other, with the surfaces biaxially oriented and the membrane having a void space with a diameter in the direction of the denser surface. exhibiting a porosity gradient across its thickness, with at least one of A membrane consisting of something that has. 6. The membrane of claim 5, wherein said polymer is an acrylonitrile copolymer. 7. The membrane of claim 5, wherein the polymer is polysulfone. 8. The film-like membrane of claim 5, wherein the film provides separation useful in reverse osmosis. 9. The film-like membrane of claim 5, wherein the film provides separation useful in gas separation.
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