Enhanced filtration of waste waters from the pulp and paper industries

Nazar Sabri; Hanna Huotari

Enhanced filtration of waste waters from the pulp and paper industries

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Abstract

This study was financed as part of PAWUM and SUSTAINABLE PAPER research programmes. The development of ultrasonically assisted membrane filtration system was addressed as a viable process for the treatment of waste waters in pulp and paper industries. The experimental results demonstrate the efficiency of using ultrasonically assisted membrane separation technology, particularly in producing higher permeate flux rates and meeting the environmental discharge regulations. This will lead to a more compact plant with significantly reduced capital and operational energy costs. A patent application has been filed by VTT Energy which describes the incorporation of ultrasonic field into planar and tubular membrane filters.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	13-15
Journal	VTT Energy Highlights
Publication status	Published - 1998
MoE publication type	D1 Article in a trade journal

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