3-dimensional characterization of membrane with nanoporous structure using TEM tomography and image analysis
She, F. H., Nihara, K., Gao, W. M., Hodgson, P. D., Jinnai, H. and Kong, L. X. 2010, 3-dimensional characterization of membrane with nanoporous structure using TEM tomography and image analysis, Desalination, vol. 250, no. 2, pp. 757-761.
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3-dimensional characterization of membrane with nanoporous structure using TEM tomography and image analysis
The nanoporous structure of a membrane varies in a 3-dimensional (3-D) space and has remarkable influences on the filtration or desalination achieved, fouling potentials and therefore, the quality of yielded water. Knowledge of the 3-D nanoporous structure is thus vital to understanding and predicting its performance. A novel method by incorporating transmission electronic microtomography, image processing and 3-D reconstruction is introduced to characterize membranes with nano structures. The reconstruction algorithm allows for the visualization of 3-D nanoporous structure in a non-destructive way from any directions. This novel technique leads to in-depth understanding and accurate prediction of filtration performance.
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090509 Water Resources Engineering 080106 Image Processing 100710 Nanometrology
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870399 Construction Materials Performance and Processes not elsewhere classified