Method of making membranes for gas separation and the composite

Gas separation – Means within gas stream for conducting concentrate to collector

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427245, 4283044, 428327, 428903, B01D 5322

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046029222

ABSTRACT:
Composite membranes suitable for separating gas mixtures are made by in situ crosslinking of aminoorganofunctional polysiloxane, 1 to 9 mol percent aminosiloxane units, with diisocyanate on the surface of a highly porous polymer substrate, such as polysulfone. Using the crosslinked polysiloxane as a gutter layer, a gas separating entity can be coated on the gutter layer to make a double layer composite membrane which has a higher separation factor than the crosslinked polysiloxane and can be used effectively for flat sheet membranes, as well as, hollow fiber membranes.

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