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Simulation and Computational Study of CFD on Tube MBR Membrane Assembly

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  • Kun Feng
  • Chunqing Li
  • Ming Zhang
  • Xuting Liu
  • Zi-Peng Wang

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When using tubular MBR to treat sewage, the water production is an important parameter to measure the efficiency of the tubular MBR system. The problem to be solved in this paper is to calculate the water yield of the tubular MBR system, so as to evaluate the sewage treatment efficiency of the MBR system. This research uses the CFD simulation software ANSYS 16.0 to study the water yield of the tubular MBR system. The MBR model of a single membrane filament tube was established using the ICEM CFD preprocessor in ANSYS 16.0, and the structured grid was divided to obtain a grid file. Then, the fluid solver was used to solve the mesh file and through the flow monitoring window to obtain the water output of the tubular MBR system. Finally, the CFD postprocessor in ANSYS 16.0 was used to visualize the calculation results and compare them with the waste-water treatment results of some actual MBR systems. The results show that the water yield calculated by the fluent solver is basically the same as that of the actual MBR system. This research realizes the purpose of calculating the water yield of the tubular MBR system with CFD technology, solves the problem of evaluating the working efficiency of the tubular MBR system with water consumption, and realizes the MBR before deployment The evaluation of the working efficiency of the system has certain reference value for the planning, design, and deployment of MBR.

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  • Kun Feng & Chunqing Li & Ming Zhang & Xuting Liu & Zi-Peng Wang, 2021. "Simulation and Computational Study of CFD on Tube MBR Membrane Assembly," Discrete Dynamics in Nature and Society, Hindawi, vol. 2021, pages 1-8, May.
    • Handle: RePEc:hin:jnddns:5577715
    DOI: 10.1155/2021/5577715
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