Gkss-forschungszentrum Geesthacht Gmbh

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Sihi Gmbh & Co Kg

Sihi Anlagentechnik Gmbh

Klaus Ohlrogge

Jan Wind

Klaus-Viktor Peinemann

Dieter Behling

Rolf-Dieter Behling

Klaus-Victor Peinemann

Erwin Zimmermann

Dieter Cegla

Volker Nitsche

Franz Josef Steffens

Karl Hattenbach

Lidia Barreto Da Silva

Dietmar Gosch

Karl-Heinz Nikutta

Carsten Hasler

Michael Burmeister

In an arrangement for removing water vapor from pressurized gases or gas mixtures, particularly from air, a membrane separating apparatus is provided wherein the gas-vapor stream is separated into a vapor-enriched permeate stream and a vapor-depleted retentate stream and the vapor enriched permeate stream is conducted to a vacuum pumping device for generating at the permeate side of the membrane separating apparatus a vacuum providing for a predetermined trans-membrane pressure ratio.

Arrangement for removing water vapor from pressurized gases or gas mixtures

A process for separating and/or recovering gases from gas and/or gas vapor mixtures includes a membrane separating device to which a gas and/or gas vapor mixture is supplied, the latter being separated in the membrane separating device into a permeate, which is enriched with gas, and a retentate, which is depleted of gas. A first membrane separating device and a downstream second membrane separating device are provided, to which is supplied (at its inlet end) the retentate from the first membrane separating device, the first membrane separating device having a membrane which is selective for higher hydrocarbons in the gas and/or gas vapor mixture to be separated and in that the second membrane separating device has a membrane which is selected for gases of small molecular diameter.

Multi-stage process for the separation/recovery of gases

The invention pertains to a method for measuring the concentration of dissolved gases in a liquid &lsqb;(,)&rsqb;, especially of CO,in beverages, in which the liquid &lsqb;(,)&rsqb; is passed across the retentate side &lsqb;(,)&rsqb; of a membrane &lsqb;(,)&rsqb; that is at least partially permeable to the dissolved gas, and &lsqb;in which&rsqb; the volumetric flow of the permeated gas on permeate side &lsqb;(,)&rsqb; of the membrane &lsqb;(,)&rsqb; is determined, the temperature of the liquid &lsqb;(,)&rsqb; is measured, and the concentration of the dissolved gas in the liquid &lsqb;(,)&rsqb; is calculated from these values. In this, the thickness of the membrane &lsqb;(,)&rsqb; can be pre-selected as a function of the flow rate of the liquid &lsqb;(,)&rsqb; flowing along the retentate side &lsqb;(,)&rsqb;.

Method for measuring the concentration of a dissolved gas in a fluid

Method and apparatus for reducing emissions from breather lines of

Method and device for separating gas mixtures formed above liquids

The auxiliary or working liquid is cleaned by being urged through a pervaporation membrane module (3), then the permeate stream from the membrane module is led through a condenser (4), where the impurities concentrated in the permeate stream precipitate. The stream of retentate and the stream of permeate from the membrane module are then fed back to a compressor (1). The differential pressure of the compressor belonging to the compressor system is used to operate this circuit.

Compressor system having a device for continuous cleaning of the

A method of removing organic compounds from an air/permanent gas mixture. This mixture, as untreated medium, is conveyed to a first gas separation membrane and is divided into a filtrate gas stream that is concentrated with organic compounds and a retained gas stream that is depleted of organic compounds. The concentrated filtrate is conveyed to a recovery device for the recovery of organic compounds therefrom. The pressure of the air/permanent gas mixture is raised prior to entry thereof into the first gas separation membrane. The pressure of the concentrated filtrate is reduced after exit thereof from the first gas separation membrane. The depleted gas stream is discharged into the atmosphere, and the gas stream that exits the recovery device is returned to the air/permanent gas mixture at some point subsequent to the pressure increase thereof.

Method of removing organic compounds from air/permanent gas mixtures

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