Fouling-resistant Na-ZSM-5 zeolite membrane for fruit juice concentration in forward osmosis process

• Fruit juice concentration in forward osmosis by zeolite membrane was demonstrated. • Na-ZSM-5 membrane exhibited superior antifouling property. • Na-ZSM-5 membrane showed very low reverse salt flux. To evaluate the potential of Na-ZSM-5 membrane for liquid food concentration, the concentration of fruit juice by a tubular Na-ZSM-5 membrane was demonstrated in forward osmosis operation. Apple, orange, and pineapple juices were successfully concentrated, maintaining their quality without contamination by a draw solution based on a molecular sieving effect of the zeolite membrane. For example, the sugar content of apple juice increased from 10.7 to 17.1 o Brix after 24 h of dehydration. The fouling resistance of Na-ZSM-5 membrane was evaluated using a 10 g L -1 pectin solution and cellulose suspension. Na-ZSM-5 membrane showed stable dehydration performance for fruit juice concentration over 120 h without fouling due to pectin or cellulose. In addition, the membrane exhibited high heat resistance, with no deterioration up to 353 K. We showed that Na-ZSM-5 membrane is a potential material for fruit juice concentration because of its superior heat, acidity, and fouling resistances.

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Applied Food Research
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2024-08-29
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.afres.2024.100487
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3
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Membrane Separation Technologies
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Fouling-resistant Na-ZSM-5 zeolite membrane for fruit juice concentration in forward osmosis process

Eri Negishi, Motomu Sakai, Masahiko Matsukata
3 citations
Applied Food Research
Membrane Separation Technologies
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Fouling-resistant Na-ZSM-5 zeolite membrane for fruit juice concentration in forward osmosis process

Eri Negishi, Motomu Sakai, Masahiko Matsukata
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3 citations

Abstract

• Fruit juice concentration in forward osmosis by zeolite membrane was demonstrated. • Na-ZSM-5 membrane exhibited superior antifouling property. • Na-ZSM-5 membrane showed very low reverse salt flux. To evaluate the potential of Na-ZSM-5 membrane for liquid food concentration, the concentration of fruit juice by a tubular Na-ZSM-5 membrane was demonstrated in forward osmosis operation. Apple, orange, and pineapple juices were successfully concentrated, maintaining their quality without contamination by a draw solution based on a molecular sieving effect of the zeolite membrane. For example, the sugar content of apple juice increased from 10.7 to 17.1 o Brix after 24 h of dehydration. The fouling resistance of Na-ZSM-5 membrane was evaluated using a 10 g L -1 pectin solution and cellulose suspension. Na-ZSM-5 membrane showed stable dehydration performance for fruit juice concentration over 120 h without fouling due to pectin or cellulose. In addition, the membrane exhibited high heat resistance, with no deterioration up to 353 K. We showed that Na-ZSM-5 membrane is a potential material for fruit juice concentration because of its superior heat, acidity, and fouling resistances.

Applied Food ResearchVol. 4(2)
Waseda University (JP)
Urakami Foundation for Food and Food Culture Promotion
Zero hunger
Openalex Percentile: Top 33%
Membrane Separation Technologies
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