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LbL membrane modification for resource recovery

Layer-by-layer modification of membranes can render them suitable for phosphorus recovery.

New solutions for acidic wastewater and spent acid treatment challenges are needed in order to reach new levels of resource efficiency and closed loop processes. The application of currently commercially available membranes for acidic filtration is limited by a low flux and static membrane properties. Within in this project, Layer-by-Layer (LbL) modified membranes have been developed with significant higher fluxes (up to 16 times) which can be tailored for any specific filtration task. Currently the commercialization of acid resistant membranes is carried out, as these membranes will be able to provide an economically viable resource recovery process from any acidic waste stream.

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Project duration:
2017 - 2019
Funding agency:
  • SNF
  • InnoSuisse
  • Bridge - Proof of Concept
Project website:
http://p3.snf.ch/project-177283

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