10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DISTILLAND»
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1
Membrane Distillation: Principles and Applications
Multiple-layered (i.e., composite) membranes have been proposed comprising a
thin hydrophobic microporous layer or membrane and a thin hydrophilic layer or
membrane. The hydrophilic layer was maintained adjacent to the distilland (i.e., ...
Mohamed Khayet Souhaimi, T. Matsuura, 2011
2
Remington: Essentials of Pharmaceutics
A conventional still consists of a boiler (evaporator), containing feed water (
distilland); a source of heat to vaporize the water in the evaporator; a headspace
above the level of distilland, with condensing surfaces for refluxing the vapor,
thereby ...
Linda A. Felton, Linda Ed Felton, 2013
3
Pharmaceutical Engineering
Distilland is admitted from a preliminary degasser through a feed pipe to a
depression at the centre of the rotor whence it is spun rapidly outward in an
exceedingly thin, uniform layer. At the edge, the distilland, spent after evaporation
of the ...
4
Remington: The Science and Practice of Pharmacy
In general, a conventional still consists of a boiler (evaporator) containing feed
water (distilland); a source of heat to vaporize the water in the evaporator; a
headspace above the level of distilland, with condensing surfaces for refluxing
the ...
David B. Troy, Paul Beringer, 2006
5
Advanced Membrane Technology and Applications
It was found that the freshwater production rate for a distilland bulk temperature of
62.8°C and distillate temperature of 56.7°C was 75.2 kg/d ∙m2, and for the same
distilland and distillate temperature conditions a composite membrane of ...
Norman N Li, Anthony G. Fane, W. S. Winston Ho, 2011
6
Food Analysis: Principles and Techniques (In 4 Volumes)
Stated another way, an evaporating molecule is likely to escape permanently on
the first or second try in a molecular still , whereas it may return to the distilland
1000 times before finally reaching the exit of a conventional vacuum still.
However ...
Dieter W. Gruenwedel, John R. Whitaker, 1986
7
Journal of the Society of Chemical Industry
that the increase of evaporating temperature causes a secondary effect, for as the
distilland vapour pressure is increased the mean free path of the distilling
molecules is reduced. The effect of collisions between distilling molecules
therefore ...
if the distilland is adequately " degassed " or if decomposition is excessive. In
practice, it has been found that for stills about 2 ft. long, it is generally undesirable
to reduce the still gap below about 2 cm. In cases where the evaporating surface
...
Society of Chemical Industry (Great Britain). Chemical Engineering Group, 1938
Surface tension effects or wetting of the heater by the charge material,5 creep of
the molten charge and scattering of the in-flight distilland might conceivably alter
the distillation source configurations, as well as the expecfed dispersion pattern ...
10
National Symposium on Vacuum Technology Transactions
Surface tension effects or wetting of the heater by the charge material,5 creep of
the molten charge and scattering of the in-flight distilland might conceivably alter
the distillation source configurations, as well as the expected dispersion pattern ...
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