Membrane separation technology has significant advantages for treating oil-in-water
emulsions. Understanding the evolution of oil droplets could reveal the interfacial and …

Water treatment agents (WTAs) are indispensable in various water treatment processes.
Amphoteric polymers possessing unique charge characteristic and diverse polymeric …

Pressure‐driven membrane separation promises a sustainable energy‐water nexus but is
hindered by ubiquitous fouling. Natural systems evolved from prebiotic chemistry offer a …

Membrane fouling is a persistent and crippling challenge for oily wastewater treatment due
to the high susceptibility of membranes to contamination. A feasible strategy is to design a …

The treatment of wastewater from the oil and gas industry presents a very specific problem
because the wastewater produced is comprised of a complex mixture of oil and water that …

Superhydrophilic and underwater superoleophobic membranes have recently attracted
increased attention in oily wastewater treatment because of their potential to promote …

This study leverages the ancient craft of weaving to prepare membranes that can effectively
treat oil/water mixtures, specifically challenging nanoemulsions. Drawing inspiration from …

Recently, there is an increasing interest on organic solvent nanofiltration (OSN) for the
separation and recovery of organic solvents due to the high energy consumption and the …

Among all the available membrane processes, ultrafiltration is one of the most commonly
used and industrially adapted. Apart from aqueous filtrations, the ultrafiltration of solvent …

Utilizing membrane to deal with the issues of oily wastewater discharge from the processing
of petroleum or gas products, oil field exploitation and oil leakage has been widely …