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245 00 Progress in filtration and separation /|cedited by Steve 
       Tarleton, Department of Chemical Engineering, Loughborough
       University, Loughborough, UK.|h[O'Reilly electronic 
       resource] 
264  1 London :|bAcademic Press,|c[2015] 
264  4 |c©2015 
300    1 online resource (703 pages) :|billustrations (some 
       color) 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
337    computer|bc|2rdamedia 
338    online resource|bcr|2rdacarrier 
504    Includes bibliographical references and index. 
505 0  FrontCover; Copyright; LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS; Chapter One -
       - Hydrocyclones; NOMENCLATURE; 1. BACKGROUND; 2. BASIC 
       DESIGN; 3. CHARACTERIZATION OF PERFORMANCE; 4. 
       HYDROCYCLONE MODELS; 5. SCALE-UP AND DESIGN; 7. FUTURE 
       DEVELOPMENTS; REFERENCES; Section 1 Membrane filters; 5. 
       DISCUSSION; REFERENCES; Chapter three -- Membrane 
       Distillation (MD); Acknowledgments; REFERENCES; Chapter 
       Four -- Pervaporation; 2. FUNDAMENTALS OF PERVAPORATION; 
       5. HYDROPHOBIC PERVAPORATION; 10. CONCLUSIONS; REFERENCES;
       Chapter Five -- Liquid -- Membrane Filters; 2. THEORETICAL
       BACKGROUND OF SOLUTE TRANSPORT THROUGH LM. 
505 8  5. CARRIER7. TYPES OF LM; Chapter Six -- Electrodialysis; 
       Chapter Seventeen -- Capillary Suction Time (CST); 5. FEED
       -AND-BLEED ELECTRODIALYSIS PROGRAM; 2. MAGNETIC SEPARATION
       TECHNIQUES; 5. CONCLUSIONS; LIST OF RELEVANT WEB SITES; 
       Chapter Eight -- Electric (Electro/Dielectro-Phoretic)-
       Force Field Assisted Separators; 1. INTRODUCTION; 4. 
       COMPARISON OF ELECTRICALLY ASSISTED SEPARATION PROCESSES; 
       REFERENCES; Chapter Nine -- Ultrasonic; 2. MD MODULES AND 
       FLUID FLOW; 2. ORIGIN OF ULTRASONICALLY INDUCED EFFECTS; 
       7. MEMBRANE FILTRATION; Section 3 Membranes; Chapter Ten -
       - Ion Exchange. 
505 8  2. ION EXCHANGE MATERIALSChapter Eleven -- Hot Gas 
       Filters; Chapter Twelve -- Air Tabling-A Dry Gravity Solid
       -Solid Separation Technique; 2. HOT GAS FILTRATION-
       ADVANTAGES/DISADVANTAGES; 5. HOT GAS FILTER DESIGN; 1. 
       INTRODUCTION; 4. PRINCIPLES OF AIR TABLING; 6. PERFORMANCE
       CURVE OF AIR TABLING; 3. PROCESS DESIGN; REFERENCES; 
       Chapter Fourteen -- Surface Area: Brunauer-Emmett-Teller 
       (BET); 2. REVIEW OF INDUSTRIAL DYNAMIC FILTRATION MODULES;
       2. GAS-SOLID INTERFACE; 5. SAMPLE PREPARATION; 7. 
       GRAVIMETRIC DYNAMIC VAPOUR SORPTION TECHNIQUE. 
505 8  Chapter two -- Dynamic Filtration with Rotating Disks, and
       Rotating or Vibrating MembranesChapter Fifteen -- Particle
       Shape Characterization by Image Analysis; 2. 
       ELECTRODIALYZER; 1. INTRODUCTION; 4. BASIC SIZE 
       DESCRIPTORS; 11. DISTRIBUTIONS; 12. 3D SHAPE; 13. 
       CONCLUSIONS; REFERENCES; Chapter Sixteen -- Turbidity: 
       Measurement of Filtrate and Supernatant Quality?; 2. 
       ADVANTAGES OF TURBIDITY MEASUREMENTS; 5. POLISHING 
       FILTRATION; 5. TURBIDITY INSTRUMENTS; 7. TECHNIQUES FOR 
       ACCURATE TURBIDITY MEASUREMENTS; INDICES; 2. METHODS; 5. 
       CONCLUSIONS; INDEX. 
520    Progress in Filtration and Separation contains reference 
       content on fundamentals, core principles, technologies, 
       processes, and applications. It gives detailed coverage of
       the latest technologies and research, models, applications
       and standards, practical implementations, case studies, 
       best practice, and process selection. Extensive worked 
       examples are included that cover basic calculations 
       through to process design, including the effects of key 
       variables. Techniques and topics covered include 
       pervaporation, electrodialysis, ion exchange, magnetic 
       (LIMS, HIMS, HGMS), ultrasonic, and more. Solve. 
588 0  Online resource; title from PDF title page (ebrary, viewed
       October 24, 2014). 
590    O'Reilly|bO'Reilly Online Learning: Academic/Public 
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650  0 Filters and filtration. 
650  0 Separation (Technology) 
650  6 Séparation (Technologie) 
650  7 Filters and filtration|2fast 
650  7 Separation (Technology)|2fast 
700 1  Tarleton, E. S.,|eeditor. 
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