A fluid fractionating, stacked permeable membrane envelope assembly, and a fluid distributing and permeable membrane sealing collar
CA 2003539 C · Owner: Mccracken, Thomas W. · Inventors: Kutowy, Oleh; Mccracken, Thomas W.; Hazlett, John D.
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A stacked permeable membrane envelope assembly comprises two clamping plates with spaced permeable, membrane envelope assemblies clamped between them on frames. Each membrane envelope comprises two membrane covered perforated plates clamped together to provide inner permeate chambers and outer feed fluid passages. Fluid distributing and permeable membrane sealing collars are provided comprising two annular plates with a radially scalloped substantially rigid channel separator ring located between them. The annular plates seal the membranes against the dished plates around feed fluid passages through the envelope assemblies while the radial scallops form passages for fluid to flow between …
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- Filed November 21, 1989 and granted April 27, 1999. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended November 21, 2009.
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