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Magnetic field assisted process for preparing anti-biofouling PVDF membranes incorporated by hydrophilic magnetic palygorskite
Abstract Membrane technology can realize wastewater recycling in industry, but its efficiency is threatened by fouling. In this study, magnetic palygorskite (m-Pal) nanofibers were obtained by anchoring Fe3O4 nanoparticles onto the surface of palygorskite. Then, composite membranes composed of poly(vinylidene fluoride) (PVDF) and m-Pal were prepared during a magnetic field assisted phase inversion process. The m-Pal can be elevated to the membrane surface due to magnetic force, thus adjusting membrane performance. The PVDF/m-Pal composite membrane prepared with magnetic field displayed higher water flux and better hydrophilicity than that of pristine PVDF membrane. The water flux can be increased to 343.2 L·m−2·h−1·bar−1, and water contact angle decreases to 71.8° with the addition of 7% m-Pal. Moreover, the anti-fouling and easy-cleaning performance of the composite membrane was demonstrated in bovine serum albumin (BSA) solution separation, with BSA flux and flux recovery ratio increased by 41.3% and 155.4%, respectively, compared with the control PVDF membrane.
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Highlights Magnetic palygorskite (m-Pal) was prepared by anchoring nano-Fe3O4 on Pal nanofibers. Composite membrane was obtained by blending m-Pal with PVDF. m-Pal was elevated to membrane surface by a magnetic field during preparation. The anti-fouling and easy-cleaning performance of membrane was improved with m-Pal.
Magnetic field assisted process for preparing anti-biofouling PVDF membranes incorporated by hydrophilic magnetic palygorskite
Abstract Membrane technology can realize wastewater recycling in industry, but its efficiency is threatened by fouling. In this study, magnetic palygorskite (m-Pal) nanofibers were obtained by anchoring Fe3O4 nanoparticles onto the surface of palygorskite. Then, composite membranes composed of poly(vinylidene fluoride) (PVDF) and m-Pal were prepared during a magnetic field assisted phase inversion process. The m-Pal can be elevated to the membrane surface due to magnetic force, thus adjusting membrane performance. The PVDF/m-Pal composite membrane prepared with magnetic field displayed higher water flux and better hydrophilicity than that of pristine PVDF membrane. The water flux can be increased to 343.2 L·m−2·h−1·bar−1, and water contact angle decreases to 71.8° with the addition of 7% m-Pal. Moreover, the anti-fouling and easy-cleaning performance of the composite membrane was demonstrated in bovine serum albumin (BSA) solution separation, with BSA flux and flux recovery ratio increased by 41.3% and 155.4%, respectively, compared with the control PVDF membrane.
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Highlights Magnetic palygorskite (m-Pal) was prepared by anchoring nano-Fe3O4 on Pal nanofibers. Composite membrane was obtained by blending m-Pal with PVDF. m-Pal was elevated to membrane surface by a magnetic field during preparation. The anti-fouling and easy-cleaning performance of membrane was improved with m-Pal.
Magnetic field assisted process for preparing anti-biofouling PVDF membranes incorporated by hydrophilic magnetic palygorskite
Mao, Hengyang (author) / Zhu, Jiayun (author) / Zhou, Shouyong (author) / Wang, Jiaming (author) / Li, Mengting (author) / Xue, Ailian (author) / Li, Meisheng (author) / Zhao, Yijiang (author) / Peng, Wenbo (author) / Xing, Weihong (author)
Applied Clay Science ; 239
2023-04-07
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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