Comparison of Two Elementary Nanomembranes Cells for Gas Mixture Separation Problem

Egor Tarasov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.769.128

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Comparison of Two Elementary Nanomembranes Cells for Gas Mixture Separation Problem

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In this paper we have considered two versions of elementary cells for creating a nanomembrane, which will be used to separate natural gas into different gas components. Calculated trajectories of helium atoms and methane molecules interacting with elementary structural units of the membrane are presented. The model is based on a discrete approach to describe the interaction of a structure with atoms and molecules.

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Carbon Nanostructures, Carbon Nanotube, Fullerene, Gas Mixtures, Molecular Ballistics, Nanomembranes, Potential Barrier

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