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Assessment and Discussion of the Steady-State Determination in Zeolite Composite Membranes for Multi-Component Diffusion.
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A versatile, clear, and accurate method for determining the steady states of multi-component diffusion through composite membranes is presented in this study. This method can be used for simulating and designing membranes with any support orientation with respect to the zeolite film. In the mathematical model of the membrane, it was assumed that mass transport in the zeolite layer occurs by surface diffusion in accordance with the generalized Maxwell-Stefan model. Diffusion in the macroporous support was described by the dusty gas model (DGM). An alternative model of diffusion in the zeolite was proposed to the universally accepted model, which uses a matrix of thermodynamic factors
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