Aisueni F. – TechConnect Briefs

Characterization of Membranes for Advanced Direct Carbon Capture

Hashim I.A., Ogunlude P., Ogoun E., Abunumah O., Aisueni F., Ramalan M., Gobina E., Robert Godon University, UK

Carbon capture is essential for lowering anthropogenic carbon emissions and, as a result, limiting global warming. Membrane technology has a lot of potential for extremely efficient carbon capture because of its energy-efficient and environmentally friendly [...]

Using Nanoporous Core-Samples to Mimic the Effect of Petrophysical Parameters on Natural Gas Flowrate in an Unconventional Gas Reservoir

Ogoun E., Abunumah O., Aisueni F., Gobina E., Robert Gordon University, UK

This work adopts ceramic core technology, which has gained significant attention over the last decades, to enable laboratory study of the permeation of gases continuously under mild conditions and under realistic pressure drops with very [...]

Effect of pore size and Porosity on Contact angle of Ceramic membrane for Oil-in-water Emulsion Separation

Aisueni F., Gobina E., Prabhu R., Robert Gordon University, UK

The main objective of this work is to study the effect of pore size and porosity on contact angle of ceramic membrane for Oil-in-water emulsion separation. This would include using N2 adsorption/desorption to validate pore [...]