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Indexed by:期刊论文
Date of Publication:2018-11-01
Journal:ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND POLLUTION RESEARCH
Included Journals:PubMed、SCIE、Scopus
Volume:25
Issue:32
Page Number:32791-32801
ISSN No.:0944-1344
Key Words:Forward osmosis; External concentration polarization; Corrugated wall channel module; Vortex
Abstract:Much work has been conducted on the topic of forward osmosis (FO), but only a few studies have focused on mitigating external concentration polarization (ECP). This study introduced a simple structure, the corrugated wall channel, to the design of FO module, to induce vortex, and then mitigate ECP. In this study, the corrugated wall channel module (CWCM) was tested under given conditions, with a traditional flat membrane module (FMM) as control. CWCM could mitigate ECP and then enhance water flux. When deionized water was taken as feed solution (FS) and 2-M NaCl solution as draw solution (DS), the water flux enhancement was 16.49 and 18.51% in FO mode (active layer facing FS) and PRO mode (active layer facing DS), respectively. When 0.5-M NaCl solution was taken as FS, the corresponding values were 15.92 and 17.13%, respectively. Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) analysis showed that the CWCM could induce vortex, promote the mixing of the solution in the module, and further contribute to the increase of water flux. The specific shape of CWCM affected its performance on mitigating ECP. Also, the more tortuous CWCM exhibited higher water flux. In addition, CWCM could lessen membrane fouling.
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