Multiple membranes for removing voc's from liquids

Inactive Publication Date: 2014-03-13
ROHM & HAAS CO +1
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[0015]The present invention addresses a need in the art by providi

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Latex paints often contain VOCs at levels that produce undesirable odors.
Although these conventional stripping processes are widely used for treating aqueous streams, these techniques are not as efficient for removing VOCs from latexe

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[0044]The following example is for illustrative purpose only and is not intended to limit the scope of the invention.

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Extraction Optimization Using a 2-Stage Membrane

[0045]The following example demonstrates extraction optimization using a 2-stage membrane setup as shown in FIG. 1. The outlet latex VOC concentration for a 2-membrane system can be estimated when the inlet VOC concentration is known. If a latex inlet VOC concentration is 500 ppm and a feed rate of latex is 0.02 mL / s, the outlet VOC concentration is estimated to be 175 ppm using two membrane modules and no recycle of latex. The governing equation used for this calculation is as follows:

m(Cin-Cout)=kA(Cin-Cout)ln(CinCout)[0046]=flow rate of latex, mL / s[0047]in>=concentration of VOC in feed latex, ppm[0048]out>=concentration of VOC in exit latex, ppm[0049]=mass transfer coefficient, cm / s[0050]=membrane area, cm2

[0051]To lower the outlet VOC concentration, the recycle flow rate was increased but the net flow rate through each module was kept the same. For this example, enough latex was recycled to achieve a total flow rate to

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Abstract

The present invention relates to a process for removing volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from a liquid stream using multiple membranes that are permeable to the VOCs but impermeable to the liquid.

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