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Clarification of Pear Juice by Hollow Fiber Ultrafiltration
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1983
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Chemical EngineeringEngineeringPermeate FluxEnvironmental EngineeringMembrane ProcessBiochemical EngineeringWater PurificationMembrane CharacterizationWater TreatmentMembrane CartridgesFood EngineeringPear JuiceHollow Fiber UltrafiltrationMembrane TechnologyHealth Sciences
ABSTRACT Hollow fiber ultrafiltration was successfully applied to obtain a clear, amber‐colored pear juice. For the three hollow fiber membrane cartridges tested (50,000, 30,000, and 10,000 dalton molecular weight cut‐off), the process parameters were optimized and found to be similar. The permeate flux increased with increased transmembrane pressure and then declined. Flux reached a maximum at an average transmembrane pressure of 157 kPa with an average feed stream velocity of 0.15 meters/set at 50°C. Higher flux was obtained at higher temperatures within the temperature limitations of the membrane. Flux decreased linearly with the logarithm of the concentration.
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