Abstract
ABSTRACTTwo tubular carbon microfiltration membranes have been prepared using mineral coal powder under similar conditions onto graphite supports made from carbon powder of 25 and 44 µm and having a porosity and mean pore diameter of 34% and 37% and 1.7 and 3.0 µm, respectively. The mean pore diameters were of 0.5 and 0.8 µm, respectively.The performances depend on the membrane pore diameter. Particularly, the membrane presenting the largest pore size reached a stabilized permeate flux at 1 bar of 150 L/h.m2 against 4.5 L/h.m2 for the membrane of 0.5 µm. However, both membranes showed similar efficiency in term of pollutant removal, which was found independent of transmembrane pressure.
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