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Omid BakhtiariMembrane Research Center, Faculty of Petroleum and Chemical Engineering, Razi University, KermanshahVerified email at razi.ac.ir
Toraj MohammadiDistinguished Professor of Chemical Engineering, Iran University of Science and TechnologyVerified email at iust.ac.ir
Mohammad PeydayeshETH ZürichVerified email at hest.ethz.ch

Keivan Mohammad Gheimasi

Keivan Mohammad Gheimasi

PhD in Chemical Engineering , Bakhtar Petrochemical Company, Iran

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Process Engineer Membrane process Gas separation Modeling Simulation


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Modification of ideal MMMs permeation prediction models: Effects of partial pore blockage and polymer chain rigidification KM Gheimasi, T Mohammadi, O Bakhtiari Journal of membrane science 427, 399-410, 2013	43	2013
Prediction of CO2/CH4 permeability through Sigma-1–Matrimid® 5218 MMMs using the Maxwell model KM Gheimasi, M Peydayesh, T Mohammadi, O Bakhtiari Journal of membrane science 466, 265-273, 2014	28	2014
Preparation and characterization of MWCNT-TEPA/polyurethane nanocomposite membranes for CO2/CH4 separation: experimental and modeling KM Gheimasi, O Bakhtiari, M Ahmadi Chemical Engineering Research and Design 133, 222-234, 2018	17	2018
Using a new model for prediction of gas permeability through MMMs: considering effects of particles shape, polymer chain rigidification, partial pore blockage, and void formation KM Gheimasi, T Mohammadi, O Bakhtiari Separation Science and Technology 50 (15), 2384-2395, 2015	10	2015

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