Studies on Antifouling Characteristic of the Magnetic Field Induced-PES-Fe3O4 Membrane for Water Remediation

Nee Nee Tan; Qi Hwa Ng; Enche Ab Rahim Siti Kartini; Chin Wei Heah; Thiam Leng Chew; Peng Yong Hoo; Tri Wicaksono Sigit

doi:10.4028/p-f93xgh

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Studies on Antifouling Characteristic of the Magnetic Field Induced-PES-Fe₃O₄ Membrane for Water Remediation

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In this study Fe₃O₄-polyethersulfone (PES) membranes were prepared in the present of a magnetic field or without a magnetic field by using the phase inversion process. A comparison of membrane properties was investigated. Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) and Energy Dispersive X-ray Spectroscopy (EDX) were used to determine the morphology and chemical composition of the prepared membranes. Furthermore, the fouling analysis of the non-magnetized and magnetized Fe₃O₄-PES membranes were also conducted through the filtration study. The pure water flux of membranes increased from 158.49±11.96 L/m²^·hr (neat PES) to 187.06±6.54 L/m²^·hr (magnetized Fe₃O₄-PES). These results showed that the magnetized Fe₃O₄-PES membrane not only had the high pure water flux but also had a high humic acid (HA) rejection and good antifouling ability. As such, magnetized Fe₃O₄-PES membrane had excellent comprehensive properties which could use for water remediation.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 930)

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91-96

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Nee Nee Tan, Qi Hwa Ng*, Enche Ab Rahim Siti Kartini, Chin Wei Heah, Thiam Leng Chew, Peng Yong Hoo, Tri Wicaksono Sigit

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Antifouling Properties, Iron Oxide Nanoparticles, Magnetic Field, Polyethersulfone

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