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Home > Forums > Chemical Engineers > Materials > Membrane engineering Forum

dehhumidification with desiccat

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gelante (Mechanical)

23 Sep 04 18:19

help me
the membranes that I try must be permeables to the water vapor to atmospheric pressure.The dehumidification of the air is obtained with liquid desiccant separated by the flat membrane.
Moisture vapor can pass freely trough these flat membrane.
I must find who construct and who sell permeable membranes in order to construct a new machinery for dryng the air where I can buy it?

excuse me mine English!

regards
Gelante

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