Energy-efficient separation alternatives: metal–organic frameworks and membranes for hydrocarbon separation
Ministry of Education · Hangzhou Xixi hospital · +2 more institutions
Abstract
Hydrocarbon separation is one of the most critically important and complex industrial separation processes, offering versatile bulk chemicals and vital support to the national economy. Traditional separation technologies, such as cryogenic distillation and solvent extraction, are energy-intensive and cause serious environmental stress. Moreover, the growth of industries and technologies and the greater requirements for products (e.g., purity) lead to challenges that cannot be met using traditional separation methods. Adsorptive and membrane-based separations are recognized as energy-efficient alternatives by which to revolutionize the current energy-intensive conditions and satisfy the new demands. This…
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Authors
6- LYLifeng Yang
Ministry of Education, Hangzhou Xixi hospital, Zhejiang University
- SQSiheng Qian
Ministry of Education, Hangzhou Xixi hospital, Zhejiang University
- XWXiaobing Wang
Ministry of Education, Hangzhou Xixi hospital, Zhejiang University
- XCXili Cui
Ministry of Education, Hangzhou Xixi hospital, Zhejiang University
- BCBanglin ChenCorresponding
The University of Texas at San Antonio
Topics & keywords
- Hydrocarbon
- Membrane
- Metal-organic framework
- Separation (statistics)
- Adsorption
- Hydrocarbon mixtures
- Chemical engineering
- Chemistry
- Affordable and clean energy