A study of the direct osmotic concentration of tomato juice in tubular membrane – module configuration. I. The effect of certain basic process parameters on the process performance
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K. Petrotos | P. Quantick | H. Petropakis | Konstantinos Petrotos | Peter C. Quantick | Heracles J. Petropakis
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