Figures & data
Figure 1 Microscopic view of a cross section of polysulfone hollow fiber membrane showing the inner thin layers and the spongy outside layer. (From Asahi Medical, Japan)
![Figure 1 Microscopic view of a cross section of polysulfone hollow fiber membrane showing the inner thin layers and the spongy outside layer. (From Asahi Medical, Japan)](/cms/asset/1a5e9c32-dbf6-421b-b137-6ba59c3dcd23/ianb19_a_128983_f0001_b.gif)
Figure 2 Changes in the enzyme activity with time for the adsorption of lipase on the polysulfone membrane at 40°C using lipase solution with an initial activity of 333 LU ml−1.
![Figure 2 Changes in the enzyme activity with time for the adsorption of lipase on the polysulfone membrane at 40°C using lipase solution with an initial activity of 333 LU ml−1.](/cms/asset/d15b7112-69ee-45f9-9750-62a60f974024/ianb19_a_128983_f0002_b.gif)
Figure 3 Amount of adsorbed enzyme on the polysulfone membrane at three constant temperatures, 30, 35 and 40°C, using lipase solution of 200 LU ml−1.
![Figure 3 Amount of adsorbed enzyme on the polysulfone membrane at three constant temperatures, 30, 35 and 40°C, using lipase solution of 200 LU ml−1.](/cms/asset/f44045c9-6784-41b1-9d29-f7f1d97faf4b/ianb19_a_128983_f0003_b.gif)
Figure 4 Comparison between experimental results and the proposed correlation for the amount of lipase adsorbed, aads, versus equilibrium free lipase concentration, afree. (▪, ♦, and ▴ are experimental results and – is the correlation curve at each temperature.)
![Figure 4 Comparison between experimental results and the proposed correlation for the amount of lipase adsorbed, aads, versus equilibrium free lipase concentration, afree. (▪, ♦, and ▴ are experimental results and – is the correlation curve at each temperature.)](/cms/asset/95ac40c6-fc39-483a-89a7-8b7201e73098/ianb19_a_128983_f0004_b.gif)
Table 1. Langmuir adsorption model parameters