RESEARCH PROGRESS OF SUPPORTED PHOTOCATALYTIC MEMBRANES
Keywords:
Photocatalysis, Membrane separation, Supported photocatalytic membraneAbstract
Photocatalytic technology and membrane separation technology are two new water treatment technologies. The photocatalytic membrane formed after coupling the two can not only fix the catalyst and alleviate membrane pollution, but also produce a synergistic effect and reduce pollutants in the water. degradation efficiency. The types of photocatalysts and supported membranes are reviewed, as well as the research status of photocatalytic supported membranes.References
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