Title:
ハイブリッド膜、その製造方法および膜の使用
Document Type and Number:
Japanese Patent JP2005525224
Kind Code:
A
Abstract:
A description is given of a hybrid membrane which combines the advantages of the inorganic membranes, such as solvent resistance and stability, with the advantages of the organic membrane materials. The hybrid membrane described is composed of a ceramic support layer which is applied on a support comprising polymer fibers, and an organic, selective layer. The separating properties of the membranes can be tailored by varying the polymers and/or the way in which the polymer materials are treated and/or the conditions under which the polymeric selective separating layer is produced.
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Inventors:
Volker Henniger
Christian healing
Gerhard Helpel
Christian healing
Gerhard Helpel
Application Number:
JP2003570969A
Publication Date:
August 25, 2005
Filing Date:
January 15, 2003
Export Citation:
Assignee:
Claire Vis Gesellschaft Fur Tehinologie Und Innovation Mitt Beschlenktel Haftung
International Classes:
B01D53/22; B01D61/02; B01D61/14; B01D61/36; B01D67/00; B01D69/06; B01D69/10; B01D69/12; B01D69/14; B01D71/12; B01D71/16; B01D71/24; B01D71/38; B01D71/48; B01D71/52; B01D71/54; B01D71/56; B01D71/64; B01D71/70; D06M11/45; D06M11/46; D06M11/79; D06M15/07; D06M15/09; D06M15/333; D06M15/507; D06M15/564; D06M15/59; D06M15/643; D06M101/18; D06M101/22; D06M101/26; D06M101/28; D06M101/32; D06M101/34; (IPC1-7): B01D69/10; B01D61/02; B01D61/14; B01D61/36; B01D69/06; B01D71/12; B01D71/16; B01D71/38; B01D71/48; B01D71/52; B01D71/54; B01D71/56; B01D71/64; B01D71/70; D06M11/45; D06M11/46; D06M11/79; D06M15/07; D06M15/09; D06M15/333; D06M15/507; D06M15/564; D06M15/59; D06M15/643
Attorney, Agent or Firm:
Toshio Yano
Toshiomi Yamazaki
Takuya Kuno
Einzel Felix-Reinhard
Reinhard Einsel
Toshiomi Yamazaki
Takuya Kuno
Einzel Felix-Reinhard
Reinhard Einsel