Filtration & Fluid Management
Membrane
Membrane microfiltration is used widely, from processing small particles and colloids, to biological applications such as protein precipitates and microorganisms. Porous membranes designed with specific porosity, surface area, pore size distribution, and permeability play critical roles in achieving health, environmental, or engineering performance goals, when sieving is required. 3D micro-imaging and image-based simulation solve long standing challenges in filtration and fluid management industry.
Publications
- Permeability measurements and calculations for lubricant-derived ash in the diesel particulate filter: combining physical measurements with ultra-high resolution X-ray computed tomography and deep image analysis for the increased fundamental understanding of ash permeability. 2017 SEA World Congress. (With
) (Request a copy of the manuscript or buy official print.) - High Resolution X-ray Computed Tomography for the Measurement and Simulation of Decreased Permeability in the Wall-Flow Diesel Particulate Filter due to the Accumulation of Lubricant-Derived Ash. 2016 MRS Fall Meeting. (With ) (Request a Copy)
- DigiM White Paper: The dynamic properties of nanoparticle modified waste water treatment membrane. (Request a Copy)
