Method for improved scaling of filters
A technology for scaling and filtering equipment, applied in the direction of chemical instruments and methods, instruments, membranes, etc., which can solve problems such as acceptable performance tolerances
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[0024] A key performance parameter for sterile gradient membrane filters is water permeability, which correlates with the productivity of the device. Water permeability is measured by supplying water to a membrane, maintaining a pressure differential across the membrane, and measuring the water flow velocity. Permeability was calculated according to the following formula:
[0025] Lp=Q / (A*ΔP)
[0026] where Lp is the water permeability, A is the membrane area, and ΔP is the pressure difference across the membrane. Water permeability is usually in unit L / (m 2 -hr-psi) or LMH / psi.
[0027] Water permeability was measured on a representative set of pleated boxes, each containing approximately 0.5m2 A polyethersulfone membrane with a nominal pore size of 0.2 μm. Figure 5 Distribution curves are shown. Water permeability is from about 1000 LMH / psi to about 1300 LMH / psi. A subset of the membranes contained in the entire population were selected for installation into a small s...
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[0029] Based on the water permeability distribution of Example 1, a single membrane that had been characterized for water permeability was selected from the entire membrane population. Since the water permeability of the membrane is known, Equation 2 can be applied and the scale factor uncertainty ratio is 1300 / 1000 = 1.3, representing a 23% improvement in scale factor uncertainty compared to the prior art.
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