Keywords
membrane
microfiltration
wine material
red grape juice
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Abstract
The analysis of some issues of local and international patents related to obtaining - cleaning methods of various types of wine material by microfiltration process, creating membranes and membrane devices determines the consideration of technologies, techniques, basic technical level and prototypes created by local and international researchers for the scientific research work of the Institute.
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მაგარი სასმელების დაძველების პროცესის დამაჩქარებლების წარმოების ხერხი; მერაბ ჯაფარიძე, ზურაბ სტურუა, დალი ხინგავა, ნიკოლოზ მეხუზლა, ფაბიოლა მეძმარიაშვილი, მარლენ ფერაძე. გამოგონების პატენტი:11) GE P 2000 2128 B : (51) C 12 H 1/22 (IPC, 2006)
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