Akzo N.v.

Alfons Leeb

Heinz-Dieter Sluma

Karl Bauer

Karl Ostertag

Erich Kessler

Gerhard Ries

Robert Weizenhofer

Robert Weinzenhofer

A multilayer membrane for separating gas mixtures includes a polymer supporting membrane with a voids volume of more than 50% and a coating of two or more separating layers made of two or more different polymers. A hollow capillary serving as the supporting membrane is guided through the central bore of a spinneret. The spinneret has one or several concentric annular slits and/or annular grooves, through each of which a solution of one of the polymers forming the separating layers is applied to the supporting membrane. The spinneret terminates in a sealed chamber in which the solvent or solvents of the polymer solutions is/are evaporated and removed. The coated supporting membrane is drawn out of the chamber and wound up, possibly following aftertreatment with heat and/or liquids.

Gas separation membrane

In a method and device for shaping thread-forming materials from a homogeneous isotropic or anisotropic, single or multiphase liquid multicomponent system, the liquid multicomponent system is forced through nozzle openings into a liquid which is under pressure. The liquid is moved in the direction of travel in a channel system composed of sections with constant and/or slightly tapering cross sections, and the flow rate of the liquid is increased accordingly.

Method and device for manufacturing molded bodies

Method of making a multilayer capillary membrane

An apparatus and method for mixing two or more distinct fluids is disclosed, and which includes a housing, a sleeve fixedly mounted in the housing and defining a mixing chamber, and a rotatable mixing head having a grooved outer surface disposed in the mixing chamber. At least one of the fluids is fed radially through the sleeve and into the mixing chamber, so as to be sheared and highly dispersed in the mixing chamber by contact with the rotating mixing head. In one embodiment, the sleeve includes a plurality of distinct openings for permitting the passage of the fluid, and in another embodiment the sleeve is composed of a porous metallic material, with the pores of the material defining the openings for the passage of the fluid.

Fluid mixing apparatus and method

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Kleinwallstadt, Germany

Alfons Leeb