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CMS Article In CEP Magazine
Share Share with Facebook Share with Tweeter Share with LinkedIn Separating industrial gases using membranes at large scale is a relatively new concept, but has potential to greatly impact the chemical process industries (CPI). Membrane technology has been used in commercial separations for the past 50 years. Membrane separation first found commercial success in desalination of seawater because it was much more energy efficient than thermal processes (1).
Scaling Industrial Decarbonization with Advanced Membranes - Chemical Engineering
The potential of membrane technology to unlock hybrid and scalable carbon capture, combined with results from early field trials, suggest that advanced membranes will play a crucial role in enabling more widespread adoption of decarbonization strategies It is a truth universally acknowledged that today’s industrial carbon dioxide sources are in want of a path towards decarbonization.
CMS Summer Internship Experience
Share Share with Facebook Share with Tweeter Share with LinkedIn It has long been the tradition at Compact Membrane Systems to hire at least one summer intern each year. These fresh-faced college students bring a level of enthusiasm and a thirst for knowledge to the company during the summer months. We have had the good luck of hiring many of our interns as full time engineers upon their graduation for the last 6 years.
What Is a Nonporous Membrane?
The unexpected challenges of marketing a new membrane technology What is the molecular weight cut off of your pervaporation membranes? I have been asked this question more times than I can count over the past year. Explaining that our pervaporation membranes do not have a molecular weight cut off (MWCO) has been a challenge that no one at CMS anticipated. CMS makes a variety of membranes for tough chemical separation applications.
Hurricane relief - How to Help Flood Victims Without Getting Burned
Hurricane relief — How to Help Flood Victims Without Getting Burned The need is great and growing and people want to help. Those who do help need to be on alert, according to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). Disaster spells opportunity for scammers. Those wanting to give will need to protect their personal information. It also takes a little research to find out if a charitable donation will actually help.
King’s Senate Field Hearing Focused on Generating Electricity from Maine Wood
Senator Angus King hears testimony on the value of combined heat and power biomass plants at an energy committee field hearing held at Robbins Lumber in Searsmont last week. Five mill closures in the past three years and the direct loss of about 2,500 mill jobs and the downward economic spiral it created in rural Maine towns motivated King to focus on helping the Maine forest industry look beyond pulp and paper to future products and uses for wood.
The Global War on Lobster
Cousens has not yet called for lobstermen to drive a truck full of rotting lobsters to the White House and park it, but it may yet come to that. In 2009, lobstermen on the outlying island of Matinicus made international news after taking up arms to defend their fishing grounds, but the real war on lobsters is less of a shoot-em-up-cowboy kind of deal and more like a cyber attack, according to lobster fisherman Dave Cousens, who has been fishing out of South Thomaston for 50 years.
Farming the Blue Frontier: Kelp; The New Kale
Farming the Blue Frontier: Kelp; The New Kale Maine marine Extension associates Dana Morse and Sarah Redmond tending an experimental kelp farm in Frenchman Bay, Maine (Photo Credit: Catherine Schmitt) Step aside, Kale. You've been kelped. Sure, kale is a nutritious vegetable, but it doesn't stand up to kelp, which is in the realm of a nutrient-rich superfood, supplying all the minerals and components of protein needed by humans, plus is high in antioxidants, including vitamins A, C, and E.
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