Article | REF: J3600 V1

Gas separation and liquefaction

Author: Pierre PETIT

Publication date: December 10, 1995 | Lire en français

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    2. Gas separation techniques

    2.1 Permeation separation

    This recent technique uses so-called semi-permeable membranes, which have the property of allowing certain molecules to pass through more easily than others (selective permeation). Selectivity is not solely a function of molecule size, which however plays a major role when sizes are very different: the case of obtaining pure hydrogen from mixtures containing N 2 , CH 4 , CO, Ar, etc. The hydrogen that has passed through the membrane constitutes the permeate; its purity can reach 99.9%.

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