Process for Obtaining Asymmetric Polymer Membranes with Permanent Hydrophilicity Used in Water Ultrafiltration for the Pharmaceutical and Food Industry

The invention relates to a process for obtaining asymmetric polymeric membranes with permanent hydrophilicity, used in the ultrafiltration of water for the pharmaceutical and food industry. The process according to the invention consists in dispersing 0.3% of a mixture of silica nanoparticles and colloidal silver in a 98: 2 gravimetric ratio in a hydrophilic 1-methyl-2-pyrrolidone polymeric solvent, after When stirring, 30% polysulfone dispersed in polymeric solvent is added, mechanical stirring is continued at 240 rpm for 24 hours at room temperature, resulting in a homogeneous and stable dispersion, which is poured onto a nonwoven textile backing. yarns below 100 μ m, resulting in polymeric membranes with a thickness of 100 … 200 μ m and an asymmetric stratigraphic profile of pore diameter.