New directions for the HybSi® membrane concept and process options for the fabrication of acetal J.F. Vente Presented at the Workshop Inorganic Membrane Technology - Advanced Production & Design, Montpellier (France), 27-28 March 2012 ECN-L--12-010 April 2012
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New directions for the HybSi® membrane concept and process
options for the fabrication of acetal
J.F. Vente
Presented at the Workshop Inorganic Membrane Technology - Advanced Production & Design, Montpellier (France), 27-28 March 2012
ECN-L--12-010 April 2012
www.ecn.nl
New directions for the HybSi® membrane concept
and process options for the fabrication of acetal
Jaap Vente et al.
2 13-4-2012 Membrane solutions for energy efficient separations
- Commercially ready and available product
- Process design
- Tailoring properties towards new applications
Take home messages
The agenda
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The concept and
preparation
Membrane solutions for energy efficient separations
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The HybSi® toolbox
Overview of precursors: Loy: Chem.Rev. 2005, 1431
Tailored network
Membrane solutions for energy efficient separations
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Preparation of a membrane
Sol – gel technology
Essential issue:
“Particle size” distribution
Membrane solutions for energy efficient separations
Sol
Coating
speed
Meniscus
Coating step
Hybrid layer
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Towards proving
the technology
Membrane solutions for energy efficient separations
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Performance in pervaporation
• 150°C
• 3% H2O in BuOH
• Measurement stopped
after 1000 days
Membrane solutions for energy efficient separations
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
Wa
ter
flu
x (
kg
/m2h)
10008006004002000
Time on stream (d)
100
98
96
94
92
90
88
Wa
terc
on
ce
ntra
te in
the
pe
rme
ate
(%)
Flux Concentration
Van Veen J. Mem. Sci. 2011, 380, 124-31
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Acid stability • 70°C
• 5% H2O in EtOH
• Water content in permeate:
>85%
Membrane solutions for energy efficient separations
2.2
2.0
1.8
1.6
1.4
1.2
1.0
Wa
ter
flu
x (
kg
/m2h)
50403020100
Time on stream (d)
0.1 mol% HAc 1 mol% HAc 10 mol% HAc
Kreiter, ChemSusChem, 2009, 2, 158
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Gas separation
H2 / N2 selectivity ~20 – 30
Later externally confirmed
Improvements possible adding
metal oxides
Membrane solutions for energy efficient separations
2.5
2.0
1.5
1.0
0.5
0.0
10
-7 P
erm
ea
nce
(m
ol/m
2.P
a.s
)
87654321Paverage (bar)
T = 200 °C
H2
N2
CH4
He
CO2
Kreiter, ICIM, Tokyo, 2008 Tsuru, J. Am. Chem. Soc, 2009, 131, 414
Bouwmeester, ChemSusChem, 2010, 3, 1375
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Scope HybSi® directions
Market opportunities
• Existing & proven concept
- Licenses to manufacturers
- Formation of value chains with end users, OEM, & licensees
- Technology transfer
• Facilitated by application driven research
- System approach
- Process design
- Prediction tools Aspen+
- Creating references
- Industrial tests
- Detailing application window
- Anti-fouling strategies and CIP’s
Membrane solutions for energy efficient separations
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Process engineering
& design
Membrane solutions for energy efficient separations
1,1 diethoxy butane
ethanol
butanal water
+
+
↔ H2O
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Acetal production with HybSi® membranes
Membrane solutions for energy efficient separations