一种基于珍珠岩骨料的陶瓷膜支撑体及其制备方法

By preparing a ceramic membrane support using perlite aggregate, and combining it with a bonding layer and a liquid-permeable layer, the problems of high raw material cost, low bonding strength, and residual impurities in existing technologies are solved, resulting in a ceramic membrane support with high strength, high liquid permeability, and low cost.

CN118026723BActive Publication Date: 2026-07-17SHANDONG RES & DESIGN ACADEMY OF IND CERAMICS

Patent Information

Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Patents(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
SHANDONG RES & DESIGN ACADEMY OF IND CERAMICS
Filing Date
2023-12-30
Publication Date
2026-07-17

AI Technical Summary

Technical Problem

Existing ceramic membrane supports have high raw material costs, high sintering temperatures, low bonding strength between the support and the membrane layer, and low strength when the porosity is high. In addition, impurities are easily left inside the support, which affects filtration efficiency and service life.

Method used

A ceramic membrane support was prepared using perlite aggregate. By designing a connecting layer and a liquid-permeable layer, small-particle perlite was used as the raw material. The connection layer and liquid-permeable layer of perlite were combined to achieve high bonding strength and high porosity between the support and the membrane. At the same time, the pore size and porosity were controlled to reduce the cost of raw materials.

Benefits of technology

This method achieves high bonding strength between the ceramic membrane support and the membrane layer, improves the strength and liquid flow rate of the support, reduces impurity residue, extends service life, and lowers preparation costs.

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Abstract

本发明公开了一种基于珍珠岩骨料的陶瓷膜支撑体及其制备方所述基于珍珠岩骨料的陶瓷膜支撑体包括连接层以及与连接层连接的通液层;所述连接层、通液层均包括珍珠岩;所述通液层包括第一通液层、第二通液层;所述连接层孔隙率为52‑60%,连接层内部孔径为3‑22μm;实现陶瓷膜支撑体与后续附着的膜层结合强度高,且使用过程中支撑体内部残留杂质少,陶瓷膜支撑体孔隙率高且强度较高。
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