MASS-TRANSFER CHARACTERISTICS OF OXYGEN AND CARBON-DIOXIDE IN AN ARTIFICIAL GILL

被引:5
作者
MATSUMOTO, H [1 ]
KAKIMOTO, A [1 ]
SATO, S [1 ]
机构
[1] MITSUBISHI HEAVY IND CO LTD,KOBE SHIPYARD & MACHINERY WORKS,KOBE 652,JAPAN
关键词
MEMBRANE SEPARATION; ARTIFICIAL GILL; ARTIFICIAL LUNG; SPACE DEVELOPMENT; MASS TRANSFER COEFFICIENT;
D O I
10.1252/kakoronbunshu.17.1201
中图分类号
TQ [化学工业];
学科分类号
0817 ;
摘要
As a subsystem of a closed ecological life support system (CELSS), an artificial gill using a hydrophobic microporous hollow-fiber module was proposed. Dissolved oxygen and carbon dioxide can be exchanged between the aqueous phase in an algae cultivation tank and that in a fish habitation tank in opposite directions by contacting these two aqueous phases in the artificial gill. Two aqueous phases can be contacted as a liquid-gas membrane-liquid system in the present artificial gill, which allows simultaneous absorption and stripping of gases. In this system, mass transfer resistance through the microporous membrane can be ignored. The liquid-phase mass transfer coefficient inside the lumen k(Li) could be correlated by an equation similar to the Sieder-Tate equation proposed for heat transfer, and the mass transfer coefficient on the shell side was about 70% of k(Li). Also, a design method for the artificial gill is proposed on the basis of the data obtained.
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页码:1201 / 1208
页数:8
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