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a) The relationship between permeate weight and time with fabrics. b) The characteristic of fabrics toward the mass flowrate of collected permeate.

a) The relationship between permeate weight and time with fabrics. b) The characteristic of fabrics toward the mass flowrate of collected permeate.

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Membrane Separation Experiment (Home Experiment) Using plastic mineral water bottle, rubber band, three different types of fabrics, mud water and digital weighing scale. Results Permeate Weight (g) Polyester Time (min) Cotton Microfiber 0.5 19 22 26 13 29 1.5 28 15 31 2 29 15 32 2.5 29 15 32 3 29 15 32 Permeated Mass Flux for each type of fabric used Cotton Polyester Microfíber Permeated Mass 9.6667 5.0000 10.6667 Flux (g/min) Graph of Permeate Weight (g) vs Time (min) 35 10 0.5 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 Time (min) Cotton Polyester Microfiber Microfiber Polyester 220.00 Cotton Efficiency (%) 293.10 312.50 From the results, provide a discussion for the following questions. It is better to relate with the fundamental of heat/mass transfer. a) The relationship between permeate weight and time with fabrics. b) The characteristic of fabrics toward the mass flowrate of collected permeate. Permeate Weight (g)
Transcribed Image Text:Membrane Separation Experiment (Home Experiment) Using plastic mineral water bottle, rubber band, three different types of fabrics, mud water and digital weighing scale. Results Permeate Weight (g) Polyester Time (min) Cotton Microfiber 0.5 19 22 26 13 29 1.5 28 15 31 2 29 15 32 2.5 29 15 32 3 29 15 32 Permeated Mass Flux for each type of fabric used Cotton Polyester Microfíber Permeated Mass 9.6667 5.0000 10.6667 Flux (g/min) Graph of Permeate Weight (g) vs Time (min) 35 10 0.5 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 Time (min) Cotton Polyester Microfiber Microfiber Polyester 220.00 Cotton Efficiency (%) 293.10 312.50 From the results, provide a discussion for the following questions. It is better to relate with the fundamental of heat/mass transfer. a) The relationship between permeate weight and time with fabrics. b) The characteristic of fabrics toward the mass flowrate of collected permeate. Permeate Weight (g)
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