Session 4, chair: Bastiaan Blankert (8:30 – 10:10)
08:29 AM
Applications of CFD to spacer-filled channels for membrane processes
08:30 AM
Modelling and simulation of the flow in spacer-filled channels considering the consequences of membrane deformation at high-pressure operation
09:00 AM
Membrane deformation and its impact on the flow-field in Reverse Osmosis permeate channels
09:20 AM
The physics of interfacial polymerization: what can we learn from it?
09:40 AM
BREAK & Poster session
10:10 AM
Session 5, chair: Cristian Picioreanu (10:40 – 12:30)
10:39 AM
Advancing Design of Water Treatment Membranes through Molecular Simulation and Machine learning
10:40 AM
How do proton-transfer reactions affect current-voltage characteristics of anion-exchange membranes in salt solutions of a polybasic acid?
11:10 AM
The discrepancy between nominal and effective membrane charge
11:30 AM
A size-structured model for membrane filtration
11:50 AM
Can nanofluidic systems be described by a simple electrical circuit?
12:10 PM
Session 6, chair: Anne Benneker (14:00 – 15:50)
01:59 PM
Impact of molecular interactions on solvent dynamics in polymer membranes
02:00 PM
Electrically conductive membranes: synthesis, mechanism of action, mathematical modelling, and applications
02:30 PM
Hybrid affinity-based modelling of organic solvent nanofiltration
02:50 PM
A comparative study of Membrane-Based Technologies (MCDI and ED) for ion selectivity: evaluating performance and efficiency
03:10 PM
Model-based analysis and optimization of organic solvent nanofiltration processes for pharmaceutical applications
03:30 PM
BREAK & Poster session
03:50 PM
Session 7, chair: Fernan Martinez (16:20 – 17:50)
04:19 PM
Using temperature gradients to increase selective transport through ion exchange membranes
04:20 PM
Removal of charge pH-dependent solutes in membrane-based water technology – theory and applications
04:50 PM
On the ions diffusion in ion exchange membranes: an ab-initio multiscale model
05:10 PM
Closing remarks and awards
05:30 PM