
doi: 10.1007/bf02363644
pmid: 937781
Rates of ultrafiltration of bovine blood of various hematocrits were measured in ultrafilters of hollow-fiber type. The results were analyzed by the gel-polarization model. The mass transfer coefficientk for the back-diffusion of protein molecules away from the gel layer, which controls the ultrafiltrate flux, increase with the cube root of the shear rate at the membrane surface. At a given shear rate, it increases and then decreases with increasing hematocrit. A working equation for predictingk is proposed.
Blood, Time Factors, Hematocrit, Pressure, Animals, Ultrafiltration, Cattle, Membranes, Artificial, Blood Proteins, Stress, Mechanical, Rheology
Blood, Time Factors, Hematocrit, Pressure, Animals, Ultrafiltration, Cattle, Membranes, Artificial, Blood Proteins, Stress, Mechanical, Rheology
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