A Device for Accurately Measuring Microflux of a Filter Membrane
An accurate measurement and membrane technology, applied in membrane technology, semi-permeable membrane separation, chemical instruments and methods, etc., can solve the problem of inability to accurately measure small fluxes, and achieve the effect of simple structure, reliable results and accurate measurement.
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[0030] After completing the above preparatory work, record the liquid level height in the capillary 6 at this time, then turn on the air pump, apply a working pressure not greater than one standard atmospheric pressure on the top of the capillary 6, after a certain period of time, record the liquid level in the capillary 6 at this time The difference between the height of the liquid level and the two is the flux of the filter membrane 3 during this period, and then divided by the working time to obtain the flux of the filter membrane 3 per unit time.
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[0032] This embodiment is roughly the same as the working embodiment 1, except that the flux of the filter membrane 3 per unit time under different working pressures can be calculated by adjusting the pressure through the regulating valve as required.
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[0034] After completing the above preparatory work, there is no need to record the height of the liquid level in the capillary 6 at this time, as long as it is ensured that the height of the liquid level is above the two photoelectric sensors, then the air pump is turned on, and no more than a standard pressure is applied to the top of the capillary 6. Atmospheric working pressure, when the liquid level in the capillary 6 successively flows through the positions where the two photoelectric sensors are located, the photoelectric sensors record the current time and calculate the time difference. Since the position of the sensor is relatively fixed, the flux of the filter membrane 3 is constant, and then divided by the time difference to obtain the flux of the filter membrane 3 per unit time.
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