The synthesis of ampholytic ion-conducting spacers and their use in demineralization of low saline waters with cost of treatment are given. The various modifications on the use of conducting spacers in dcmineralization by electrodialrsis are discussed. Extension
Reduction of polarization in electrodialysis by ion-conducting spacers
β Scribed by Ora Kedem
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1975
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 738 KB
- Volume
- 16
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0011-9164
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β¦ Synopsis
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REDUCTION OF POLARIZATION IN ELECTRODIRLYSIS BY ION-
CONDUCTING SPACERS
A new method to decrease polarization in electrodialysis is suggested, with the aid of ion-conducting spacers.
Spacers were prepared and tested. It \vas found that high current eficiency can bc preserved at high current densities, in the present esprimcnts up to 30 mA/cm* for a 0.011 N dialysate. Resistance of the dialysate compartment \a5 lower than that corresponding to a homogeneous layer of solution for dilute dialysates. An open stack design made possible by the spacer is discussed.
SY VBOLS
A.1 -Membrane area, cm2 cd -Concentration of dialysate. mo! lit-' i -Current density, amp cm-7, 'II -Useful current ib = -(r,,/~l) jdcjjdr) F JS -Salt flow, mol cm-25ec-' F -Faraday R R:" -Resistance of brine and membranes, R cm2 -Resistance of dialysatc cell, R cm' R* -Total resistance, R cm' 1, -Transport number of cation in the solution V -Voltage across cell Vd -Volume of dialysate, lit t+ -Transport number of cation in the membrane 9 -current efficiency t] = id/i l This work was initiated during leave at the Department of Pharmacology, Biozcntrum, Unitersity of Basel, Su-itzerlsnd.
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