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Characteristics of gas transport through inorganic ceramic membranes as porous media using air and nitrogen.

Igbagara, Wonyintonye; Hashim, Idris Abdullahi; Aisueni, Florence; Ogunlude, Priscilla; Ramalan, Muktar; Ogoun, Evans; Asim, Taimoor; Gobina, Edward

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Priscilla Ogunlude

Edward Gobina



Abstract

Permeation experiments have been conducted using porous ceramic membranes having different pore sizes of 200nm and 6000nm respectively. Air and N2 gases were used as the characterizing fluids and experiments were carried out at temperatures of 20 C, 50 C and 100 C respectively. The data obtained show that pore size, pore size distribution and pressure affect the flow response of the individual gas used. Furthermore, the permeation of N2 was relatively higher than that of air through the 6000nm membrane and this correlates with the molecular weights and density of the different gases employed. It was also observed that the flow dichotomy exists with the highest difference observed in the non-Darcy flow region. Contact angle measurements and scanning electron microscopy (SEM) analysis was also carried out and the result of this characterization indicate that the morphology is highly hydrophilic and will be a good candidate for the separation and purification of gases by incorporation of ionic liquids based on the fluid properties such as molecular weight, density, and viscosity. Meanwhile, contact angle measurement, SEM, and electron diffraction x-ray (EDAX) showed that the morphology of the membranes was compact and had roughness on the internal surface. Furthermore, a lower contact angle was observed for 200nm when compared to the 6000nm membrane and was found to be less hydrophilic based on the contact angle results obtained.

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IGBAGARA, W., HASHM, I.A., AISUENI, F., OGUNLUDE, P., RAMALAN, M., OGOUN, E., ASIM, T. and GOBINA, E. 2022. Characteristics of gas transport through inorganic ceramic membranes as porous media using air and nitrogen. In Proceedings of the 2nd International congress on scientific advances 2022 (ICONSAD'22), 21-24 December 2022, [virtual conference]. Turkey: ICONSAD [online], pages 417-425. Available from: https://en.iconsad.org/_files/ugd/1dd905_c45aeddf416d497e93113f00f465739b.pdf

Conference Name 2nd International congress on scientific advances 2022 (ICONSAD'22)
Conference Location [virtual conference]
Start Date Dec 21, 2022
End Date Dec 24, 2022
Acceptance Date Dec 7, 2022
Online Publication Date Dec 9, 2022
Publication Date Jan 6, 2023
Deposit Date Jan 18, 2023
Publicly Available Date Feb 21, 2023
Publisher ICONSAD (International congress on scientific advances)
Pages 417-425
Book Title Proceedings of the 2nd International congress on scientific advances 2022 (ICONSAD'22)
ISBN 9786057363954
Keywords Membrane; Pore size; Permeation; Contact angle; SEM; EDAX
Public URL https://rgu-repository.worktribe.com/output/1848760
Publisher URL https://en.iconsad.org/_files/ugd/1dd905_c45aeddf416d497e93113f00f465739b.pdf

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