Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Pore forming in situ
Patent
1990-08-24
1991-02-12
Foelak, Morton
Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes
Pore forming in situ
264561, 2642091, 264184, 26421115, 26421116, 264233, 264205, 21050023, 21050027, D01D 5247
Patent
active
049922211
ABSTRACT:
A dope for forming membranes and the resulting asymmetric gas separation membranes are disclosed, the membranes having graded density skins which exhibit improved permeability characteristics and increased failure pressure strength. The membranes are produced from a process utilizing membrane forming dopes of complexing solvent systems formulated from two non-solvents and one or more solvents. The non-solvents are chosen one each, from non-solvents grouped according to non-solvent strength, i.e., one strong non-solvent and one weak non-solvent which are combined with one or more solvents in an acid:base complex solvent system for dissolving high weight percent total solids of membrane forming polymers. The process for forming the membranes is also disclosed.
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Cruse Clint A.
Malon Raymond F.
Foelak Morton
Michaels Martha A.
Permea Inc.
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