Blister protection for spiral wound elements

Liquid purification or separation – Casing divided by membrane into sections having inlet – Each section having inlet

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C210S321850, C210S650000, C210S652000, C156S290000, C156S325000, C156S330000, C156S334000

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11015186

ABSTRACT:
A method for preventing osmotic blistering in spirally-wound elements of semipermeable membrane sheet material (14) by applying an effective coating of a sealant (41, 43, 45) to the upstream surface of such membrane material in regions where such potential for blistering exists and thereby preventing the permeation of liquid into the surface of the semipermeable membrane in these regions.

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