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Membranen — Strukturen, Werkstoffe und Herstellung

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Membranverfahren

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Ingenieuren, die an der Auslegung eines Membranprozesses arbeiten, steht ein etablierter Markt mit sehr breitem Angebot an selektiven und beständigen Membranen einer Vielzahl spezialisierter Anbieter zur Verfügung. Das Umsatzvolumen von Membranen und Modulen überstieg im Jahr 2000 5 Milliarden €. Es sind jährliche Zuwachsraten von 8 – 12 % zu erwarten [17].

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(2007). Membranen — Strukturen, Werkstoffe und Herstellung. In: Membranverfahren. VDI-Buch. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-34328-8_2

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