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titleOfInvention Flat membrane pore diffusion separator
abstract 【Task】 To provide industrially applicable processes using membrane diffusion as a method for separating and purifying bioactive substances under mild conditions. 【Solution】 In a separator using a porous membrane, a flat membrane having an average pore diameter of 2 nm or more and 2 microns or less, a porosity of 40% or more and 90% or less, and a film thickness of 30 microns or more and 1 mm or less is used. Apply the steady diffusion method used. Further, a flat membrane is formed into an envelope shape, and a plurality of sheets are stacked, and both ends are filled with resin, and then both ends are cut to produce an open-penetrating module. Forming a flat membrane into an envelope and using the hole diffusion method solves the structural problems of the support and clogging, which have been problems from the point of view of conventional filtration. In addition, since a flat membrane can be made thick, it is excellent in mechanical stability and bacteria / virus removal, and by using these, a physiologically active substance can be separated and purified on an industrial scale.
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