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Biogas Purification by Hollow Fiber Membrane. Chapter 6.5

Name: Biogas Purification by Hollow Fiber Membrane. Chapter 6.5
Keywords: biogas purification, amine scrubbing, single-step method

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Authors: Žák, M. (Michal); Bendová, H.; Friess, K.; Bara, J.E.; Izák, P. (Pavel);

handle: 11104/0305126

Biogas Purification by Hollow Fiber Membrane. Chapter 6.5

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In the last study, an outstanding performance of thin asymmetric non-porous hollow fiber polyester carbonate (PEC HF) membrane modules supplied by Generon, USA, was demonstrated for efficient biogas upgrading to biomethane quality. Our single-step method of raw biogas purification without common pretreatment steps increased the overall competitiveness of membrane separation processes on the market compared to the pressure swing adsorption\nprocess (PSA) or using amine scrubbing.\n

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biogas purification, amine scrubbing, single-step method

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