CN105169971A - Reverse osmosis composite membrane - Google Patents

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CN105169971A
CN105169971A CN201510571295.2A CN201510571295A CN105169971A CN 105169971 A CN105169971 A CN 105169971A CN 201510571295 A CN201510571295 A CN 201510571295A CN 105169971 A CN105169971 A CN 105169971A
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朱桂茹
刘兆峰
王海增
高从堦
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The invention aims at providing a reverse osmosis composite membrane, which is prepared by adding ester-type co-solvent into organic-phase solvent for preparing a polyamide membrane. The co-solvent is added into an organic phase to carry out the interface polymerization, a two-phase mixing area can be formed, so that the interface polymerization process is affected. On the premise of not changing or increasing procedures for preparing the composite membrane in a conventional interface polymerization method, the polyamide reverse osmosis composite membrane with a high water flux can be prepared, the repeatability of the experiment is good, and the preparation cost is low. Compared with the existing method for adding inorganic nano particles, the co-solvent used in the co-solvent auxiliary method is a commercialized organic compound and is easy to obtain and low in cost; moreover, the co-solvent can be mixed with the organic phase, so that the problem that the inorganic nano particles are difficult to uniformly disperse in the solution can be avoided.

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A kind of reverse osmosis composite membrane
Technical field
The invention belongs to interfacial polymerization and prepare reverse osmosis composite membrane technical field, be specifically related to a kind of reverse osmosis composite membrane.
Background technology
The freshwater resources of China account for 6% of global total amount, rank the 4th, the whole world.But water resource only has 2300m per capita 3, be only 1/4 of world average level, belong to one of country that water resource is the poorest per capita.The rapid growth of China's economy in recent years, be water for industrial use or the demand of domestic water all in quick increase, cause water resource growing tension.Therefore, the method for treating water such as desalinization, sewage purification becomes the strategic choice solving shortage of water resources gradually.
It is proposed by people such as the Reid of Univ Florida USA the earliest that reverse osmosis technology is applied to desalinization.Nineteen sixty Loeb and Sourirajan has made first asymmetric cellulose acetate reverse osmosis film (L-S).Twentieth century beginning of the seventies, the NS-100 composite membrane of Polaris company invention is the another milestone in film industry development process.1980, Filmtech company used toluenediamine and pyromellitic trimethylsilyl chloride to obtain FT-30 reverse osmosis composite membrane by interfacial polymerization, achieves the commercialization of composite membrane technology.Reverse osmosis composite membrane mainly adopts porous material (polysulfones, polyether sulfone or polyacrylonitrile etc.), and, as supporting layer, its thickness, at about 10 μm, is polymerized one deck ultra-thin parting absciss layer by interfacial polymerization on supporting layer top, and thickness is approximately 100nm.At present, reverse osmosis technology becomes the prevailing technology in desalination water market, the world today.
Current most widely used pressure-driven membrane material is PA membrane, and it has excellent filming performance and cost advantage; But, also there is the problems such as flux is not high, less stable in PA membrane.Prepare on the basis of polyamide reverse osmosis composite film at interfacial polymerization, researcher adopts multiple diverse ways to improve the water flux of film, to reach the object reducing and produce water cost.Zeolite molecular sieve is dispersed in (JournalofMembraneScience, 2007,294 (1): 1-7) in organic phase and improves the water flux of polyamide composite film by the people such as Hoek in 2007; CNT is added in organic phase and prepares polyamide active layer JournalofMembraneScience442 (2013) 18 – 26 to improve water flux by the people such as Shen in 2013.More than study is all prepare high performance film in solution by being added to by inorganic nanoparticles containing monomer, but inorganic nanoparticles can not be combined closely mutually with polymer in prepared aramid layer, invalid hole can be produced, inorganic nanoparticles is easily reunited in organic phase simultaneously, be difficult to disperse equably, also can affect film properties.And the preparation of nano particle has strict requirement, as needed nano particle to have certain particle diameter and aperture etc., preparation process is loaded down with trivial details and cost is higher.The difference of the nano particle performance of different batches can affect the repeatability of film.Therefore high flux, high rejection, the research of novel film materials of long-time steady operation can just seem particularly important.
Summary of the invention
The object of this invention is to provide a kind of reverse osmosis composite membrane, namely preparing polyamide reverse osmosis composite film by adding cosolvent in organic phase, thus the structure of active layer is changed, thus improve the performance of reverse osmosis composite membrane.
Applicant finds in long-term research, in the organic phase preparing PA membrane, be added into cosolvent, can effectively improve flux and rejection, thus facilitate the present invention.
First the present invention provides a kind of reverse osmosis composite membrane, is to prepare by being added into ester class cosolvent in the organic phase solvent preparing PA membrane.
Described ester class cosolvent general formula is (C nh 2n+1)-COO-(CH 2) n-CH 3, n≤0.
Preferred as embodiment, described ester class cosolvent is Ethyl formate;
As preferably, in described organic phase solvent, be dissolved with acid chloride groups (polynary acyl chlorides, polynary acyl chlorides is one or more in paraphthaloyl chloride, pyromellitic trimethylsilyl chloride (TMC) or m-phthaloyl chloride).
Described organic phase solvent is one or more in n-hexane, normal heptane, IsoparG, IsoparM, is preferably n-hexane.
The present invention also provides a kind of method preparing reverse osmosis composite membrane, specific as follows:
By generating one deck polyamide ultrathin separating layer containing amino aqueous phase solution and the organic phase solution generation interface polymerization reaction containing acid chloride groups on porous support layer, obtain reverse osmosis composite membrane; Add the ester class cosolvent separated that to dissolve each other with organic phase solution in the organic phase solution that wherein interfacial polymerization is used, its general formula is (C nh 2n+1)-COO-(CH 2) n-CH 3, n≤0.
In above-mentioned preparation method, porous support layer is polysulfones basement membrane or polyether sulfone basement membrane.
The present invention carries out interfacial polymerization by being joined in organic phase by cosolvent, can form two miscible districts, thus affect the process of interfacial polymerization.Consequently under not changing or increase conventional interface polymerization and preparing the prerequisite of composite membrane operation, the polyamide reverse osmosis composite film of high water flux can be obtained, and the favorable reproducibility of experiment, preparation cost is cheap.Compared with the method for existing interpolation inorganic nanoparticles, it is commercial organic compound that cosolvent spreads the cosolvent helping method to use, to be easy to get and cost is lower, and cosolvent and organic phase can be miscible, avoid inorganic nanoparticles and are difficult to homodisperse problem in the solution.
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Fig. 1: reverse osmosis composite membrane prepared by the present invention is to the test of sodium chloride, Adlerika water flux and rejection.
Detailed description of the invention
Following embodiment is of the present invention further illustrating, instead of limits the scope of the invention.
The performance evaluation to reverse osmosis composite membrane adopted in description of the present invention adopts salt-stopping rate and water flux, system constant temperature 25 DEG C, preload pressure is 1.8MPa, and test pressure is 1.6MPa, the concentration of former water sodium chloride, magnesium sulfate is 2000ppm, and membrane area is 19.625cm 2.Salt-stopping rate is former water and the ratio producing water concentration; Water flux is the water volume of unit time by composite membrane, and unit is L/m 2h.
Embodiment 1
The aqueous solution of preparation containing 2%MPD, 0.15% lauryl sodium sulfate (SLS) is as aqueous phase, the hexane solution of the TMC of preparation 0.1% is as organic phase, polysulphone super-filter membrane is fixed in the clip of interfacial polymerization, pour on surface containing 2%MPD, the aqueous solution of 0.15% lauryl sodium sulfate, make it uniform spreading on PS membrane surface, after effect 2min, redundant solution outwelled and drain surface moisture to water stain-free, 0.1%TMC (in supersonic cleaning machine ultrasonic 1h) is slowly poured over film surface action 60s, 2min is dried in air after outwelling the organic phase solution of excess surface, finally be placed in baking oven heat treatment five minutes, the temperature of baking oven is set as 100 DEG C.The sodium chloride of reverse osmosis composite membrane test same concentrations prepared by the present embodiment and magnesium sulfate, salt-stopping rate is respectively: 99.47%, 99.63%; Water flux is respectively: 23.19L/m 2h, 24.04L/m 2h.
Embodiment 2
The Ethyl formate of 1% is added in the n-hexane containing 0.1%TMC, and replaces the organic phase in embodiment 1 with this.In addition, other all conditions are identical with embodiment 1.The sodium chloride of reverse osmosis composite membrane test same concentrations prepared by this method and magnesium sulfate, salt-stopping rate is respectively: 99.42%, 99.51%; Water flux is respectively: 28.19L/m 2h, 28.45L/m 2h, improves 21.56%, 18.34% respectively relative to embodiment 1.
Embodiment 3
The Ethyl formate of 2% is added in the n-hexane containing 0.1%TMC, and replaces the organic phase in embodiment 1 with this.In addition, other all conditions are identical with embodiment 1.The sodium chloride of reverse osmosis composite membrane test same concentrations prepared by this method and magnesium sulfate, salt-stopping rate is respectively: 95.63%, 98.34%; Water flux is respectively: 35.02L/m 2h, 34.13L/m 2h, improves 51.01%, 41.97% respectively relative to embodiment 1.
Embodiment 4
The Ethyl formate of 3% is added in the n-hexane containing 0.1%TMC, and replaces the organic phase in embodiment 1 with this.In addition, other all conditions are identical with embodiment 1.The sodium chloride of reverse osmosis composite membrane test same concentrations prepared by this method and magnesium sulfate, salt-stopping rate is respectively: 94.64%, 96.09%; Water flux is respectively: 38.28L/m 2h, 36.59L/m 2h, improves 65.07%, 52.2% respectively relative to embodiment 1.
Embodiment 5
The Ethyl formate of 4% is added in the n-hexane containing 0.1%TMC, and replaces the organic phase in embodiment 1 with this.In addition, other all conditions are identical with embodiment 1.The sodium chloride of reverse osmosis composite membrane test same concentrations prepared by this method and magnesium sulfate, salt-stopping rate is respectively: 90.87%, 93.54%; Water flux is respectively: 44.71L/m 2h, 41.33L/m 2h; 92.80%, 71.92% is improve respectively relative to embodiment 1.
Embodiment 6
The Ethyl formate of 5% is added in the n-hexane containing 0.1%TMC, and replaces the organic phase in embodiment 1 with this.In addition, other all conditions are identical with embodiment 1.The sodium chloride of reverse osmosis composite membrane test same concentrations prepared by this method and magnesium sulfate, salt-stopping rate is respectively: 59.29%, 78.93%; Water flux is respectively: 63.3L/m 2h, 62.21L/m 2h; 173%, 158.7% (Fig. 1) is improve respectively relative to embodiment 1.

Claims (10)

1. a reverse osmosis composite membrane, is characterized in that, described reverse osmosis composite membrane prepares by being added into ester class cosolvent in the organic phase solvent preparing PA membrane.
2. reverse osmosis composite membrane as claimed in claim 1, is characterized in that described ester class cosolvent general formula is (C nh 2n+1)-COO-(CH 2) n-CH 3, n≤0.
3. reverse osmosis composite membrane as claimed in claim 1 or 2, is characterized in that described ester class cosolvent is Ethyl formate.
4. reverse osmosis composite membrane as claimed in claim, is characterized in that described organic phase solvent is one or more in normal heptane, IsoparG, IsoparM.
5. reverse osmosis composite membrane as claimed in claim 1, is characterized in that described organic phase solvent is n-hexane.
6. the reverse osmosis composite membrane as described in claim 1,4 or 5, is characterized in that being dissolved with acid chloride groups in described organic phase solvent.
7. reverse osmosis composite membrane as claimed in claim 6, is characterized in that described acid chloride groups is one or more in paraphthaloyl chloride, pyromellitic trimethylsilyl chloride or m-phthaloyl chloride.
8. prepare a method for reverse osmosis composite membrane according to claim 1, it is characterized in that, described method comprises the steps:
By generating one deck polyamide ultrathin separating layer containing amino aqueous phase solution and the organic phase solution generation interface polymerization reaction containing acid chloride groups on porous support layer, obtain reverse osmosis composite membrane; Add the ester class cosolvent separated that to dissolve each other with organic phase solution in the organic phase solution that wherein interfacial polymerization is used, its general formula is (C nh 2n+1)-COO-(CH 2) n-CH 3, n≤0.
9. method as claimed in claim 8, it is characterized in that, described ester class cosolvent is Ethyl formate.
10. method as claimed in claim 8, it is characterized in that, described porous support layer is polysulfones basement membrane or polyether sulfone basement membrane.
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