Asahi Kasei Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Toyo Jozo Company, Ltd.

Asahi Kasei Kogyo Kabushiki

Tokio Nishikawa

Yasuo Yokokawa

Shigeyasu Ohashi

Mashahiro Mishiro

Masataka Morishita

Mitsuru Fukushima

Tetsuo Matsuda

Yoshihito Inaba

Masahiro Mishiro

The invention concerns a membrane filtration type hollow fiber. It is composed of a single material phase which material is a chain high polymer and capable of forming fibers by the spinning of the high polymer. The cylindrical wall defining the hollow fiber represents a three-dimensional net-like structure of fine filtering passages of 0.05 to 1 micron, preferably 0.1 to 1 micron. This structure occupies substantially the whole mass of the tubular wall or a closed ring band zone when seen in any cross-section of the wall, providing thus an effective and active filtering zone. The pore rate amounts to at least 55%, and active points of the filtering passages for governing minimum passable sizes of the passages for solids included in a filtering liquor to be treated upon are distributed at random throughout at least the active zone. These sizes are nearly uniform.

Membrane filtration type hollow fibers

The invention concerns a membrane filtration type hollow fiber. It is composed of a single material phase which material is a chain high polymer such as cellulose acetate and capable of forming fibers by the spinning of the high polymer. The cylindrical wall defining the hollow fiber represents a three-dimensional net-like structure of fine filtering passages. This structure occupies substantially the whole mass of the tubular wall or a closed ring band zone when seen in any cross-section of the wall, providing thus an effective and active filtering zone. The pore rate amounts to at least 55%, and active points of the filtering passages for governing minimum passable sizes of the passages for solids included in a filtering liquor to be treated upon are distributed at random throughout at least the active zone. These sizes are nearly uniform.

Membrane filtration type hollow fibers and method for the preparation of

A novel cellulose microcapsule having adsorbing capacity, consisting of outer semipermeable barrier layer of cellulose and adsorbent powders dispersed within inner cellulose gel matrix, is prepared by ester hydrolysis of a precursor microcapsule consisting of cellulose ester derivative and adsorbent powders. It is excellent in resistance to chemicals such as acids, alkalis or organic solvents and is useful for various purposes.

Novel cellulose microcapsules and preparation thereof

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