Continuous process for making coated composite hollow fiber memb

Coating processes – With stretching or tensioning – Running lengths

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427177, 427245, 427358, 427378, 427379, 4273935, 4274121, 4274347, B05D 302, B05D 312, B05D 500, B05D 118

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ABSTRACT:
The present invention is a process for applying a semi-permeable coating on a hollow fiber substrate. The hollow fiber substrate is continuously passed through a polymeric coating solution and withdrawn from the solution through a coating die to form a uniform polymeric solution coating on the outer surface of the hollow fiber. The coated hollow fiber is dried by passing it through a convective flow tunnel in which the rate of drying is controlled both by a pre-determined temperature profile in the tunnel and by a controlled air flow rate through the tunnel. The resultant material is a semi-permeable, coated composite hollow fiber membrane which can be used in gas and/or liquid separations.

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