Membrane Gas Separation using Sensitivity Analysis
Chinwe Kowalski
Corresponding
University of Moratuwa
Anwarul Sharma
University of Tokyo
Ravi Habib
University of Roorkee
Abstract
The behaviour of membrane gas separation in the Jamuna river has attracted considerable attention because of its direct influence on operating cost and reliability. The investigation employs sensitivity analysis together with dimensional reasoning to reduce the number of independent variables. A clear improvement was observed, with membrane gas separation falling by an average of 61% across the 8 sites. The results have direct implications for the formulation of appropriate national design standards.
Keywords:
membrane gas separationsensitivity analysisfuzzy logicstructural dynamicsturbulenceinternal combustion engine
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