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New ceramic microfiltration membranes from Tunisian natural materials: Application for the cuttlefish effluents treatment
New microfiltration membranes from Tunisian natural materials are obtained using ceramic method. Paste from Tunisian silty marls refereed (M 11) is extruded to elaborate a porous tubular configuration used as supports. The support heated at 1190 °C, shows an average pore diameters and porosity of ab...
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| description | New microfiltration membranes from Tunisian natural materials are obtained using ceramic method. Paste from Tunisian silty marls refereed (M
11) is extruded to elaborate a porous tubular configuration used as supports. The support heated at 1190
°C, shows an average pore diameters and porosity of about 9.2
μm and 49%, respectively. The properties in term of mechanical and corrosion resistances are very interesting. The elaboration of the layer based on Tunisian clay refereed (JM
18) is performed by slip-casting method. The heating treatment at 900
°C leads to an average pore size of 0.18
μm. The water permeability determined of this membrane is 867
l
h
−1
m
−2
bar
−1. This membrane can be used for crossflow microfiltration. The application to the cuttlefish effluent clarification shows an important decrease of turbidity (inferior to 1 NTU) and chemical organic demand (COD) values (retention rate of about 65%). So, it seems that the prepared membrane is suitable for such wastewater treatment. |
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18) is performed by slip-casting method. The heating treatment at 900
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18) is performed by slip-casting method. The heating treatment at 900
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l
h
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m
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bar
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18) is performed by slip-casting method. The heating treatment at 900
°C leads to an average pore size of 0.18
μm. The water permeability determined of this membrane is 867
l
h
−1
m
−2
bar
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