AndTech to Host Online Zoom Seminar on 'Fundamentals of Gas Separation by Membranes and Technological Trends in Hydrogen/CO2 Separation Membranes' on July 24 (Fri)
株式会社AndTech will hold an online seminar on July 24, 2026, featuring Professor Kazuhiro Tanaka from Yamaguchi University. The seminar will provide a systematic overview of membrane gas separation from basics to latest technological trends as part of its R&D support services.
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株式会社AndTech is holding an online seminar on gas separation technology using membranes as part of its R&D support Zoom courses.
While cryogenic separation, adsorption, and absorption methods have been traditionally used for gas separation, the practical application of the 'membrane gas separation method,' which allows for separation with lower energy, began around 1980. This technology, which started with hydrogen separation, has expanded its applications to natural gas refining and nitrogen production, and is currently expected to be used in environmental and energy fields such as hydrogen production and CO2 recovery. This seminar will systematically explain everything from the basics of membrane gas separation to the latest trends in hydrogen and CO2 separation.
[Seminar Overview]
Theme: Fundamentals of Gas Separation by Membranes and Technological Trends in Hydrogen and CO2 Separation Membranes
Date & Time: July 24, 2026 (Fri), 13:00-17:00
Participation Fee: 45,100 JPY (tax included)
Format: Live streaming via Zoom
Instructor: Professor Kazuhiro Tanaka, Graduate School of Sciences and Technology for Innovation, Yamaguchi University
[Knowledge to be gained]
- How gas molecules permeate membranes and why they are separated
- Differences between various gas separation membrane materials
- Fundamental knowledge useful for listening to research presentations on gas separation membranes
While cryogenic separation, adsorption, and absorption methods have been traditionally used for gas separation, the practical application of the 'membrane gas separation method,' which allows for separation with lower energy, began around 1980. This technology, which started with hydrogen separation, has expanded its applications to natural gas refining and nitrogen production, and is currently expected to be used in environmental and energy fields such as hydrogen production and CO2 recovery. This seminar will systematically explain everything from the basics of membrane gas separation to the latest trends in hydrogen and CO2 separation.
[Seminar Overview]
Theme: Fundamentals of Gas Separation by Membranes and Technological Trends in Hydrogen and CO2 Separation Membranes
Date & Time: July 24, 2026 (Fri), 13:00-17:00
Participation Fee: 45,100 JPY (tax included)
Format: Live streaming via Zoom
Instructor: Professor Kazuhiro Tanaka, Graduate School of Sciences and Technology for Innovation, Yamaguchi University
[Knowledge to be gained]
- How gas molecules permeate membranes and why they are separated
- Differences between various gas separation membrane materials
- Fundamental knowledge useful for listening to research presentations on gas separation membranes
FAQ
When is the membrane gas separation seminar hosted by AndTech scheduled to take place?
It is scheduled for July 24, 2026 (Friday) from 13:00 to 17:00.
What is the format of the seminar?
It is a live-streamed web seminar using Zoom.
What is the participation fee for the seminar?
The participation fee is 45,100 yen (tax included).
Who is the instructor for this seminar?
The instructor is Professor Kazuhiro Tanaka from the Department of Environmental Engineering, Graduate School of Integrated Sciences for Society, Yamaguchi University.
What topics will be covered in this seminar?
The seminar will systematically cover the fundamental theory of membrane gas separation, differences in separation membranes made from different materials, and the latest trends in hydrogen and CO2 separation.