Abstract
In the field of chemical engineering separation processes, such as extraction or distillation of heteroazeotropes, severe problems exist in phase separation of oil/water dispersions containing very small droplets. This is especially true if the bulk phases contain surfactants stabilizing the interface and thus inhibit coalescence. This work was aimed at investigating a novel technique of phase separation due to membrane coalescence for various emulsions stabilized by diverse surfactants in order to clarify the performance as well as the operational limitations.
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