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Similarity Scaling of Fully Developed Mass Transport and Pressure Drop in Oriented Spacer-Filled Channels in Spiral-Wound Membrane Modules
Feed spacers in reverse osmosis membrane modules enhance mass transport but simultaneously increase flow resistance. The quantitative dependence of both on spacer orientation remains poorly understood despite its importance for optimal module design. This work introduces an analytic least-square met
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