Article | REF: J2799 V1

Fabrication processes of membranes by phase separation

Authors: Denis BOUYER, Catherine FAUR, Céline POCHAT

Publication date: December 10, 2011, Review date: June 1, 2016

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1. Principles of phase separation processes

All phase separation processes are based on the same thermodynamic principles. In all cases, the starting point is a thermodynamically stable solution, which is then subjected to demixing conditions such as temperature reduction or non-solvent intrusion.

The concept of phase inversion (or separation) to prepare membranes was introduced by Kesting in 1971 .

It covers a range of different techniques such as :

  • solvent evaporation (dry process);

  • precipitation by lowering the temperature (TIPS Temperature...

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