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This semi-detached holiday cottage is located in a quiet lane, in the small Perthshire village of Kirkmichael. The delightful, sunny private garden at the rear is ideal for alfresco dining, and the cottage is within easy walking distance of the village pub, restaurant and well-stocked shop. The cottage makes a great base for fishing, walking, cycling, skiing and hiking; a little further north takes you to Glenshee ski slopes. Pitlochry, a popular Victorian town, with an internationally famous theatre, is only 10 miles away. From Blairgowrie, with its shops and cafes, you can begin to explore the five Angus Glens. Located on the Cataran Trail for walkers, a fully waymarked walk of 64 miles which can be walked in stages, as a full trail or as a mini trail. Golfers can test their skills on over 30 courses, including Rosemount and Gleneagles, both venues for the Ryder Cup. In Perthshire you can delve into its history and sail on a quiet loch. The Active Kid Adventure Park is nearby. Shop 50 yards, pub 100 yards, restaurant 300 yards.
Ground floor: Living room. Dining room/kitchen. Separate toilet. First floor: 2 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 single with additional pull-out single. Bathroom with shower over bath, bidet and toilet.
Open fires in living room and dining room/kitchen (initial fuel included). Electric central heating and electricity by meter reading. Bed linen and towels included. Cot. High chair. Freesat TV. DVD. Stereo/CD. iPod dock. Electric cooker. Microwave. Washing machine. Dishwasher. Fridge/freezer. Enclosed lawned garden with furniture. Portable barbecue. Parking (2 cars). No smoking.
8 reviews
Set on a Highland estate spanning 4500 acres with hills rising to 2500ft, these four holiday properties are situated on the edge of the Cairngorms National Park with a wild flower reserve nearby, and an abundance of wildlife including ospreys and huge herds of deer. For 300 years Cistercian Monks spent half of each year at this peaceful place, making butter and cheese and brewing beer from the pure springs that continue to feed the houses. Delightful 18th-century Clover Cottage is reached from its parking area via a short track across a stream. With its own large garden with views towards the great massif of the Grampians. Claypotts is a charming 18th-century cottage, is in an utterly peaceful glen at the heart of the estate with its own enclosed garden on the banks of the River Isla. Croft End Cottage, a 15th-century cottage lies secluded behind double hedges and is a romantic yet fabulously comfortable place perfect for explorers, lovers and honeymooners. Brewlands Cottage is a 17th-century, cosy, very comfortable property in a lovely riverside location with fishing from the garden and views of high hills and surrounding quiet countryside. There are ancient wild flower meadows with rare wild yellow violets and orchids. Red squirrels live around the gardens and the walls support rare ferns and lichens which grow only in unpolluted places. Walking from the door of each cottage. Excellent golf courses at St Andrews, Carnoustie, Gleneagles and Rosemount. Glenshee ski resort is 35 minutes, as is Pitlochry with its theatre, restaurants and kilt and cashmere shops. An adventure centre 20 minutes away, with pony trekking at Balmoral Estate and many castles and stately homes to visit: Balmoral, Glamis, Blair Atholl, Scone Palace and Braemar. Visit the famous Whisky Trail. Riding centre 6 miles. The oldest tree in Europe is in Fortingall, 1 hour. Shops 12 miles, pub 2 miles.
Living/dining room with cast-iron wood-burning stove in stone fireplace, wooden floor, countryside views and country-style kitchen area with granite worktops. Sun porch. Snug with TV. Double bedroom with 6ft bed, cast-iron fireplace and wood-panelled en-suite shower room (power shower) with toilet. Twin bedroom with en-suite shower room and toilet.
11 reviews
Escape to this beautiful Canadian, cedar shingle, detached country cottage in the heart of rural Perthshire. Situated in the grounds of Balgersho House, this delightful cottage is surrounded by magnificent scenery and wildlife. Originally built in 1946 for the estate gardener, the cottage has been thoughtfully furnished for guests' comfort and ease. The bright, cosy living room enjoys a wood-burning stove, ideal for relaxing with a glass of wine in front of whilst discussing the next day's adventure. Explore the Victorian walled garden which the owners have now fully restored. Inside the 2-acre plot you will find a tennis court (for shared use), a summerhouse, and an orchard and kitchen garden complete with vegetable beds and climbing roses. The high stone walls shelter all sorts of wild animals with woodpeckers and red squirrels frequently visiting the bird tables. All the roads around Balgersho Garden Cottage are designated cycling friendly routes, and the Cateran Trail starts in Blairgowrie, a 103km circular fully waymarked walk. The trail takes it's name from the feared cattle thieves who raided the lands of Strathardle, Glenshee and Glen Isla. There is even a rumour that a tunnel runs from the house to the abbey at Coupar Angus.Perthshire has an excellent range of outdoor pursuits to suit all tastes and ages. Trout fishing is available on the River Tay, River Isla and many local lochs. For relaxing walks through the countryside and more strenuous hill walking and mountain climbing, the Perthshire and Angus hills are within easy reach, as well as skiing at Glenshee in the winter months. Championship golf courses are close by at Rosemount and Blairgowrie, with further courses at Murrayshall and Alyth. Visit distilleries, Scone Palace, beautiful gardens and the historic city of Perth, 12 miles, with a theatre, concert hall and a great variety of shops, restaurants and cafes. This is the ideal spot for friends and family to spend time together at, and discover this splendid part of the Scottish Highlands. Dundee is 15 miles away and Edinburgh 50 miles. Shop and restaurant 1 mile, pub 1½ miles.
Four steps to entrance. Large living/dining room with wood-burning stove and wooden floor. Kitchen with wooden floor. Drying room. Double bedroom with 6ft zip & link bed (can be twin) and en-suite bathroom with over-bath shower and toilet. Twin bedroom. Bathroom with over-bath shower and toilet.
5 reviews
This detached holiday cottage features open beamed ceilings and is situated in the spacious grounds of the owners' listed property on the outskirts of Blairgowrie. This market town in the heart of Perthshire offers an excellent base for the many interests available – the area is a golfer's paradise with 2 championship courses in the town. The ski slopes at Glenshee are a short drive and the cities of Perth, Dundee or Edinburgh are well worth a visit. Cycling, fishing and a leisure centre with swimming pool are nearby, excellent walking is available in the Angus Glens. Shop and restaurant 1 mile, pub 300 yards.
All on ground floor: Living room with double sofa bed/kitchen with dining area and tiled floor. 1 double bedroom with en-suite shower room with toilet.
Electric woodburner in living room included. Electric heaters included (£3 per night November-March). Bed linen and towels included. Digital TV. DVD. Electric cooker. Washer/dryer. Wi-fi. ¾-acre garden shared with owner with sitting-out area and furniture. Parking (2 cars). Cycle store. Welcome pack. No smoking.
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119 The Glade is part of the beautiful Erigmore Estate by the River Tay, and offers self-catering holiday accommodation along with superb facilities such as a restaurant and bar, swimming pool and children's play area. This detached lodge is immaculately presented and provides spacious, contemporary accommodation, which is ideal for relaxing in and enjoying the area with friends and family. The kitchen is fitted with an integrated dishwasher, double oven and combination microwave, making eating in a pleasure, while there are flat-screen televisions in every room, along with a blu-ray player, DVD player and surround sound system in the living room, meaning entertainment is just a flick of the remote away. The decking area is ideal for al-fresco dining or just relaxing on, while the barbecue is ready and waiting for those warm summer evenings. Quite literally a stone's throw away, the glorious River Tay offers relaxing walks in all seasons. The pretty Victorian village of Birnam has shops, restaurants and coffee shops, and there is also a bar and restaurant on site. The Birnam Institute has a remarkable programme of music, drama and other events all year round. For those with energy to burn, there are adventure activities galore, mountain and road biking, and challenging walks, whilst nature lovers are spoilt for choice. Shop 1 mile, pub and restaurant 300 yards.
3 steps to entrance. All on ground floor: Living/dining room with patio doors/kitchen with breakfast area. Utility room. 2 bedrooms: 1 double (5ft) with en-suite bathroom with shower over bath and toilet, 1 twin with en-suite shower room and toilet (also accessed from hall).
Electric coal-effect fire in living room. Gas central heating, gas, electricity and bed linen included. Travel cot and high chair on request. Three Freeview TVs (one 32"). DVD. Blu-ray. iPod dock. Gas hob. Electric oven. Combi microwave/oven/grill. Shared laundry room with coin-operated washing machine and tumble dryer. Dishwasher. Freezer. Wi-fi. Decked sitting-out area and furniture. Shared landscaped grounds. Barbecue. Parking (3 cars). Shared, indoor heated swimming pool (24m x 12m, depth 1m to 1.6m) with Jacuzzi, shower and changing facilities, open 9am to 1pm and 2pm to 5pm. Shared games room with pool table. Shared sports area. Shared children's play area. No smoking. NB: Path leading to River Tay. Sloping banks in grounds.
7 reviews
These three properties are situated in a peaceful wooded area with walks right from the doorstep and numerous roe deer around, yet only 2½ miles from the village of Dunkeld with its shops, ancient fountain and cathedral. Osprey Cottage (ref 15885) has been converted to create a super holiday retreat with rugs on polished wooden floors upstairs in the living areas, and cosy bedrooms below. Heather Croft (ref 26213) is a detached bungalow nearby, cleverly designed by the owners with lots of windows to maximize views of the surrounding countryside. The But 'n' Ben (ref 28139) is a charming converted barn for two. An ideal choice whatever the weather. Next door to Dunkeld is Birnam, home of the Beatrix Potter exhibition and where there are riverside walks along the Tay. An 18-hole golf course is 1½ miles away beside the Loch of Lowes Wildlife Reserve. There are walks and cycle tracks in the bordering forest. Fishing locally. Shops and pubs 2½ miles.
Ground floor: 2 bedrooms: 1 double (5ft), 1 twin. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet. First floor: Living/dining room. Kitchen. Bathroom with toilet. Wooden floors throughout first floor.
Oil central heating and electricity included (£30per week, £4.20 per night short breaks 15th September-21st April). DVD. Cot. High chair. Electric cooker. Microwave. Washing machine. Fridge/freezer. Wi-Fi. Barbecue. Parking (2 cars).
All properties: Bed linen and towels included. Dishwasher. Shared 3-acre natural and wooded grounds with sitting-out area and furniture. Cycle store. No smoking. NB: Unfenced stream in grounds.
12 reviews
This lovely, semi-detached holiday property is in a peaceful, rural setting, overlooking the Sidlaw Hills in the Vale of Strathmore. Explore walking in the beautiful Angus Glens or play golf locally at Alyth and Rosemount or St Andrews, Carnoustie and Gleneagles, all well within an hour's drive. Cycling, fishing and tennis nearby. Glenshee ski resort is about 25 miles and Glamis Castle, Scone Palace, Edinburgh, Perth and the Highlands are within easy driving distance. Shops and pubs 1½ miles.
Ground floor: Living room. Dining room/kitchen. Conservatory. Separate toilet. First floor: 2 bedrooms: 1 double (5ft) with en-suite bathroom with shower attachment and toilet, 1 twin with en-suite bathroom with bath, shower cubicle, toilet and Velux.
Open fire in living room included. Oil central heating and electricity included (£25per week November-March). Bed linen and towels included. Cot. High chair. DVD. CD. Electric cooker. Microwave. Washing machine. Dishwasher. Use of owner's freezer. Enclosed lawned garden and furniture. Parking (3 cars). No smoking.
5 reviews
Ground Floor: All on the ground floor.Living room: With wood burner, 40" Smart Freeview TV and wooden floor.Kitchen/dining room: With electric oven, electric hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, coffee machine, dishwasher, washing machine, tiled floor and patio doors to garden.Bedroom 1: With zip and link twin beds (can be made to super kingsize on request), 24" Smart Freeview TV and DVD player.Bedroom 2: With double bed, 24" Smart Freeview TV and DVD player.Bathroom: With shower over bath, toilet and heated towel rail.
Ground source heat pump underfloor central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Initial logs for wood burner included, remainder at £5 per basket. Travel cot, highchair and stairgate. Welcome pack.Enclosed lawned garden with decking, garden furniture and BBQ. Shared front garden with picnic benches. 2 dogs welcome, to be kept on a lead at all times (working farm). Bike store. Private parking for 2 cars. No smoking. Please note: There are 4 steps from the decking to the garden.
9 reviews
Set on a working arable and cattle farm, within the owner's 2000-acre estate in the Vale of Strathmore, these three welcoming and spacious holiday properties have been restored to a very good standard. Islabank Farmhouse (ref SAAP) is a traditional, characterful, comfortable farmhouse which is ideal for families, Curlew Cottage (ref SYYJ) is a charming, beautifully converted, detached, single-storey property and Osprey Cottage (ref UZQ) is a delightful, light and sunny, single-storey detached cottage. Set amongst beautiful farmland and fruit-growing country, they make an excellent choice for relaxing breaks in the heart of rural Perthshire. The estate makes an ideal base for exploring central Scotland, Edinburgh, Perth, St. Andrews and the Highlands. Glamis Castle is a few miles away. Outdoor activities (golf, skiing, riding, cycling) are readily available. Shops and pub 3 miles.
Living room with wood-burning stove in characterful beamed surround. Well-equipped, farmhouse-style kitchen/dining room with floor-to-ceiling windows and French door to patio. Utility. Double bedroom with 5ft four-poster bed and en-suite bathroom with over-bath shower and toilet. Twin bedroom with fitted wardrobe and en-suite bathroom with over-bath shower and toilet.
Note: Islabank Farmhouse SAAP, Curlew Cottage SYYJ and Osprey Cottage UZQ and can be booked together to sleep up to 12 people.
3 reviews
Ground Floor: All on the ground floor.Living room: With wood burner, 40" Smart Freeview TV and wooden floor.Kitchen/dining room: With electric oven, electric hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, coffee machine, dishwasher, washing machine, tiled floor and patio doors to garden.Bedroom 1: With zip and link twin beds (can be made to super kingsize on request), 28" Smart Freeview TV, DVD player and en-suite with shower cubicle, toilet and heated towel rail.Bedroom 2: With double bed, 28" Smart Freeview TV and DVD player.Bathroom: With shower over bath, toilet and heated towel rail.
Ground source heat pump underfloor central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Initial logs for wood burner included, remainder at £5 per basket. Travel cot and highchair. Welcome pack.Enclosed lawned garden with decking, garden furniture and BBQ. Shared front garden with picnic benches. 2 dogs welcome, to be kept on a lead at all times (working farm). Bike store. Private parking for 2 cars. No smoking. Please note: There are 4 steps from the decking to the garden.
18 reviews
This spacious, detached holiday house, adjacent to the owner's home, lies in almost 1½ acres of gardens, and is situated in a quiet residential area of Blairgowrie, a market town in the heart of Perthshire. The River Ericht runs through the town, which itself is the starting point for the 60-mile Cateran Trail. Glenshee, Scotland's largest skiing area, caters for all year round sports activities including fishing, mountain biking, abseiling, hang gliding and paragliding. There are several excellent golf courses in the town and local area, including Rosemount and Lansdowne courses. Gleneagles, St Andrews and Carnoustie are within an hour's drive. Explore the many castles, stately homes and gardens nearby, including Glamis and Scone Palace. The cities of Perth, Dundee, Aberdeen and Edinburgh are all within easy driving distance. Relax in the garden with a glass of wine after enjoying this beautiful area and all it has to offer. Shop ½ mile, pub and restaurant 1 mile.
Spacious living room with electric coal-effect fire and patio doors. Dining room with double sofa-bed (alternative sleeping for children only). Cosy, well-equipped kitchen. Separate toilet. First floor: Two bedrooms, each with TV; one double with 6ft zip and link bed (can be twin), one twin (can be 6ft double). Bathroom with separate shower cubicle, toilet and tiled floor.
15 reviews
This sumptuous and very comfortable detached house sits in a stunning location between Blairgowrie and Coupar Angus. With panoramic views in all directions over farmland, it creates a tranquil environment for a memorable holiday. Ideal for hill walkers, wildlife lovers, golfers and fishermen. Glamis Castle, Scone Palace, Perth, Dundee and Edinburgh are within reach. Shop, pub 2 miles.
Living room with wood-burning stove and wooden floor. Spacious sun room with well-equipped kitchen with wood-burning stove, vaulted ceiling, granite worktops, slate floor and dining area. Shower room with toilet. First floor: Double bedroom with rugs on wooden floor and en-suite bathroom with toilet. Twin bedroom with en-suite shower room with toilet.
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Love the views. This trail can be done by all, one step at a time. Get outside and live.
Steep initially, amazing views thereafter. Awesome mountain!
Tuff start first but well worth it!
Beautiful hike! Challenging, but the view is worth it!
Tough hike. I recommend an early start to beat the heat.
Great short hike with solid elevation gain. The better trail is the one to the East at 2.5 miles. The one to the West is 2.0 miles and the 2 meet up halfway up. Took us a little over an hour to reach the top going pretty fast. Saw one wild horse. Pretty meadows and rock formations and cliffs.
The first 1/4 mile is the worst - very steep with poor traction and no large rocks or walls for balance. Bring a hiking stick and/or shoes with a good tread, and keep an eye out for rain - the first section is crumbly and would turn into a mudslide if it got wet. Otherwise the rest of it is very doable (one traverse on a slight slope might make you a little nervous at the end, but that's it) and the views are incredible.
short and very sweet hike!
She said yes!!!
Great workout!!
Beautiful views of Grand Junction
Pretty rough, but glad we did it!
If you're looking for a good workout or a good challenge this it's definitely it . The incline provides with a very good cardio work out at times it would have you gasping for air. The view from the top it's very rewarding
Extremely strenuous in the opening half mile - and be careful: there are two trails ascending from the parking lot. The further trail, to the far left, is far more difficult than the right and involves an open slope scramble that was fairly nerve wracking. Would not want to be coming down that trail. Beautiful trail all the way up! Watch the weather, we were almost caught in the rain on the way down when a front moved south, and the loose, gravelly trail would quickly become impossibly dangerous in the rain. Definitely recommend!
The initial climb is by far the most difficult part. the rest of the hike is a little steep but only moderate in difficulty. the view from the top is a nice reward for a good hike.

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The individual thermal mineral bath is a bath of natural thermal water administered privately in a single tub. This treatment is especially popular in our spa resort of Piešt'any. The water in the bath is normally between 36-38°C (and in exceptional cases 40°C). The treatment lasts 20 minutes and in some resorts is followed by a 15-minute full body dry wrap (See Other: Dry Wrap). During the treatment, the heat from the thermal water helps the blood vessels dilate, reducing blood pressure and relaxing the muscles. Additionally, the sulphur and minerals from the thermal water are absorbed through the skin, where they inhibit the degradation of elastin and collagen in the cartilages, sinews and connective tissues. The individual thermal bath is an effective treatment if you have a mobility condition or alternatively if you are just looking to relax and unwind. Because of this, we also prescribe this treatment for our guests suffering from stress or anxiety.
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GILFORD — Youth Center Director Scott Hodsdon is gearing up for a banner year of fundraising in 2016 in more ways than one.
While the noise from a pickup game of basketball reverberated in to the office, Hodsdon and Derek Tomlinson, of the board of directors, said 2016 is the third year of their campaign to get businesses to support the Gilford Youth Center by sponsoring a banner for their main athletic court.
The banners are hung around the court and, in exchange for supporting the youth programs provided by the center, each banner sponsor gets some advertising.
The Gilford Youth Center was built about nine years ago as an annex to the Gilford Community church from donation from a generous family. The annex is home to the Miss Lakes Region Pagent, Gilford Got Lunch!, Santa Land, the Lunch Bunch Fitness Club, The Gilford Rotary – "Evening in Paradise" events among many other activities.
For the past six years, the center has been home to St. Baldrick's "Shave for a Cure" for cancer event.
Hodsdon said the Gilford Youth Center provides a variety of activities for area children including the pickup basketball game they had after school on Tuesday. He said about 50 percent of the kids who participate in the wide melange of programming that is also coordinated through the town of Gilford Parks and Recreation Department are on scholarships.
Although Tuesday's group insisted their homework was already done, Hodson said the location is perfect because, ideally, the students can go the library then come to the center to burn of some energy during drop-in time. He said the school bus is starting to drop more and more students off at the library or the center.
During the summer, the Gilford Youth Center becomes vital, said Hodsdon, because it gives many students a safe place to go. He said center organizes trips to Gilford Beach, Fisher Cats games and Canobie Lake Park.
He said because of the support the center gets from the community, students are exposed to the art, music and theater through Junior Picasso night and trips to the Winnipesaukee Playhouse.
So far, the Gilford Youth Center has 11 banner sponsors but still has three sides of the auditorium to fill.
Hodsdon said a 3-foot by 6-foot banner cost $1,500 annually or $3,500 for three years. A 4-foot by 12-foot banner costs $2,500 a year or $6,000 for three years. Included in the sponsorship is design and artwork assistance, a listing on the Gilford Youth Center Website with a link to the business, a company brochure in the lobby, a company logo on all program brochures and event programs.
For more information or to assist at one of the programs, people should call Hodsdon at 524-6978.
Gilford youngsters and Derek Tomlinson, left, and Scott Hodsdon, right, take a pause in their pickup basketball game Thursday to call attention to the Gilford Youth Center and their banner fundraising campaign. (Laconia Daily Sun Photo/Gail Ober)
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North and South Korea have technically been at war since 1950-1953 The Korea War might have ended with a truce however it did not end in a peaceful treaty For 25 years South Korea proposal suggestions to North Korea For example to having two Koreas eternally station liaison officials in respective capital plus creating a joint program to train economic officials South Korea also suggest that they should determined the fate of South Korea prisoners of war and to let North Korea allow the abductees that are believed to live in North Korea still from the war free Unfortunately North Korea never accepted the terms until now Theres been a final extend of high-level talks with extreme negotiations to lessen military issues between the main border line between them in hope to boost economic cooperation There have been international talks in Beijing China already between North and South called six party talks they struggle Although its been a while now both Koreas have been going through these talks dealing with North Koreas nuclear weapon program South Korea sees this as an opportunity to join in the issue of the Hyundai Group Overall North Korea only demanded an end to joint South Korea US military drills This is due to North Koreas frustration to a top official South Korean who developed close personal ties with North Korea officials In the time being though it seems to be South Koreas main goal for now is to call inter-korean defense ministers meeting to think of ways to easing military tension across the border line in between them This would be a great step for both North and South Korea to start getting along and finally sign that peace treaty I like to believe its about time for North Korea to join the rest of the world also but even though they only demanded one thing from the South it seems unreasonable for South Korea The US military is
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This application is a continuation-in-part of U.S. Ser. No. 033,572, filed Apr. 2, 1987, "Improved Cross-Flow Filtration Device With Filtrate Flow Conduits And Method of Forming Same", by Robert L. Goldsmith, now U.S. Pat. No. 4,781,831.
This invention relates to an improved cross-flow filtration device for separating a feed stock into filtrate and retentate, and more particularly to such a device having one or more filtrate networks with low flow resistance which provide enhanced filtrate removal from the interior of the device. This invention also relates to an improved membrane device which employs such a cross-flow filtration device as a membrane support.
There are a multitude of filtration devices which separate a feed stock into filtrate and retained suspended matter which is too large to pass through the pore structure of the filter. A straight-through filter retains the suspended matter on the filter surface or within the filter matrix and passes only the filtrate. Cross-flow filters operate with tangential flow across the filter surface to sweep away suspended matter unable to pass through the filter surface pores. Cross-flow filters provide for the continuous extraction of retentate, or concentrated suspended matter, from one portion of the device and continuous extraction of filtrate from another portion. As is well known in the art, the filtration rate of cross-flow filters is generally limited by the resistance of a filter cake that builds up on the filter surface. The thickness and corresponding resistance of this cake is controlled by the cross-flow velocity. This phenomenon of cake thickness controlled by concentration polarization of retained suspended matter is extensively described in the technical literature. In order to obtain the maximum filtration rate, cross-flow filters are normally constructed from porous materials which have a low resistance to filtrate flow relative to that of the filter cake. That is, in operation the pressure drop across the porous filter itself is low relative to the pressure drop across the filter cake, and the resistance of the latter is determined by hydrodynamic flow conditions across the filter surface.
Cross-flow filters can be constructed using multiple-passageway, porous monoliths. Such monoliths can have tens to thousands of passageways extending through them, with the passageways normally parallel and uniformly spaced. When in use the feed stock is introduced under pressure at one end of the monolith, flows in parallel through the passageways, and is withdrawn as retentate at the downstream end of the device. Filtrate which passes into the porous monolith walls separating the passageways combines and flows through the walls toward the periphery of the monolith, and is removed through an integral, pressure-containing outer skin of the monolith. The resistance to flow in the tortuous flow path of the monolith passageway walls can severely limit filtration capacity, and for this reason cross-flow filters based on high surface area, multiple-passageway, porous monoliths are not found in commercial use.
Membrane devices utilize a semipermeable membrane to separate filtrate, also called permeate, from retentate. There is a multitude of different membrane devices which separate and concentrate particles, colloids, macromolecules, and low molecular weight molecules. Membranes generally require a mechanical support which can be integral with the membrane, as for self-supporting asymmetric membranes, or separate. For the latter, membranes can be coated onto, or simply mechanically supported by, a porous support material.
Multiple-passageway, porous monoliths can be especially useful as membrane supports. In this instance membranes are applied to the passageway walls, which serve both as a mechanical support and as the flow path for filtrate removal to a filtrate collection zone. A high flow resistance of the passageway walls of the monolith can be troublesome first in that it can prevent adequate formation of membranes, for example, by dynamic formation procedures. Second, if membranes are otherwise applied to the monolith passageway walls, the resistance of the passageway walls to filtrate flow can limit device capacity. This limitation has clearly been recognized by developers of such devices, for example, by Hoover and Roberts in U.S. Pat. No. 4,069,157. That patent teaches a solution to such limitation by limiting a number of parameters to values within specific ranges. The surface area of the passageways per unit volume, the porosity of the support, and the proportion of the volume of the support material exclusive of the passageways to the total volume of the support are defined within certain ranges, and are combined to define an allowable range of a permeability factor for the support.
Other monolith-based membrane devices have been developed in the United States, France, and The People's Republic of China. For these devices practitioners also have recognized a support permeability limitation and have generally overcome this limitation by use of monoliths with combinations of small overall diameter, relatively few feed passageways and large pore size of the support material. Several commercially-available membrane devices utilize a number of small diameter monoliths, each with up to 19 passageways, distributed within a cylindrical housing. Filtrate exits from the sides of each monolith and mixes with the filtrate from the other monoliths, after which it is collected. The overall packing density, or membrane area per unit volume, of these devices is quite low.
The monoliths used by all the above sources as supports for membrane devices have had the common characteristic of employing passageways which are substantially uniformly spaced throughout the support. Given this constraint, product developers have worked with variables such as those detailed by Hoover and Roberts in the above referenced patent to avoid filtrate flow path limitations.
Thus the flow resistance of the passageway walls of porous monoliths can be a limiting factor in the use of monoliths either as cross-flow filtration devices or as membrane supports in membrane devices. Further, this limitation becomes increasingly severe as the packing density, or effective filter or membrane area per unit volume, of the device increases.
Other developers of monolith based devices have used means of filtrate removal other than along the sides of the monolith device. One category of such filtration devices is a balanced pressure system. In this device one or more of the passageways is used to remove filtrate in a longitudinal manner rather than in the radial manner of Hoover and Roberts cited above. Such devices include those of Ellenburg in U.S. Pat. No. 3,712,473, Hoover and Roberts in U.S. Pat. No. 4,032,454, and Connelly in U.S. Pat. No. 4,222,874. For these devices the primary reason for selecting this mode of filtrate removal is to be able to pressurize the monolith exterior surface with feed material in order to keep the monolith under a compressive force, thereby minimizing the potential of monolith mechanical failure. Connelly further teaches the use of radial filtrate ducts to reduce resistance to filtrate radial flow within a large diameter monolith to a central longitudinal filtrate duct. Such radial filtrate ducts pass through the porous monolith material and do not intersect any of the longitudinal passageways. This arrangement of radial filtrate ducts is such that it is physically difficult to utilize monoliths of high packing density, and the devices of Connelly have packing densities of below about 100 square feet of feed passageway area per cubic foot of monolith structure.
The present applicant in the parent application, U.S. Ser. No. 033,572, discloses several embodiments of monolith cross-flow filters with filtrate networks which effectively eliminate troublesome resistance to filtrate flow in the passageway walls of monoliths. These embodiments are all characterized by transport of filtrate to and removal along at least one side of the monolith structure.
It is therefore an object of this invention to provide an improved monolithic cross-flow filtrationndevice which readily removes filtrate from one or both ends of the device.
It is a further object of this invention to provide such a monolithic cross-flow filtration device which has a large amount of surface area of its passageways relative to the volume of the device.
It is a further object of this invention to provide such a monolithic cross-flow filtration device which effectively utilizes substantially all of its passageways by providing a low pressure drop flow path for filtrate between even the innermost passageways and a filtrate collection zone associated with the device.
It is a further object of this invention to provide such a monolithic cross-flow filtration device which enables the walls of the passageways to have smaller pore sizes while still providing adequate filtrate removal rates.
A still further object of this invention is to provide such a monolithic cross-flow filtration device which can have a balanced pressure between its passageways and its exterior surface.
A still further object of this invention is to provide a method of making such a monolithic cross-flow filtration device.
Yet another object of this invention is to provide an improved monolithic membrane support for use in a monolithic membrane device in which membranes are supported on the surfaces of its passageways.
This invention results from the realization that truly effective filtrate removal for a cross-flow filtration device or a membrane device using a porous monolith having multiple passageways can be achieved by constructing a filtrate network having a number of filtrate chambers distributed among the monolith passageways to ensure a favorable pressure drop from any passageway wall to a nearby chamber, the network further including one or more filtrate channels which connect the chambers to one or more filtrate ducts to carry the filtrate through one or both end faces of the structure toward a filtrate collection zone. A still further realization is that a conventional monolith with substantially uniformly spaced passageways can be readily converted into such a structure by selectively sealing existing passageways to form the filtrate chambers and establishing channels from those sealed passageways to direct flow to a filtrate duct which discharges filtrate from an end face of the monolith to a filtrate collection zone.
This invention features a cross-flow filtration device which receives a feed stock at a feed end face and separates the feed stock into filtrate and retentate. The device includes a monolith of porous material which defines a plurality of passageways extending longitudinally from the feed end face to a retentate end face of the monolith through which the feed stock flows to pass retentate from the device. The surface area of the passageways is preferably at least 100 sq. feet per cubic foot of monolith. The device further includes at least one filtrate network having a plurality of longitudinal filtrate chambers, at least one filtrate channel, and at least one filtrate duct. The filtrate channel transects the filtrate chambers and communicates with the filtrate duct to discharge filtrate from at least one end face of the monolith. The filtrate chambers are distributed among the passageways to provide low pressure drop flow paths for filtrate flow through the porous material from the passageways to nearby filtrate chambers.
In one embodiment, the filtrate channel is a slot formed in one end face of the monolith and is sealed at that end face and at the exterior surface of the monolith to isolate the slot from the feed stock and the retentate. Alternatively, the filtrate channel is a hole formed in the monolith which is sealed at the exterior surface of the monolith. The filtrate chambers are formed from one or more rows of passageways which extend across the monolith and may be parallel to each other. The filtrate duct can be a single filtrate duct disposed at one end of the monolith; alternatively, a filtrate duct is disposed at each end face of the monolith. The monolith may be a ceramic material selected from cordierite, alumina, mullite, silica, zirconia, titania, spinel, silicon carbide, or mixtures thereof. The porous material may have a porosity of about 20-60% and a mean pore size of about 0.1 to 50 microns. Permselective membranes, selected from the group of membranes suitable for cross flow microfiltration, ultrafiltration, reverse osmosis, gas separations, or pervaporation, may be applied to the surfaces of the passageways.
This invention also features a method of fabricating a filtrate network in a monolith of porous material having a plurality of passageways extending from an upstream end face to a downstream end face. The method includes selecting a number of passageways as filtrate chamber passageways to distribute the chamber passageways among the non-selected passageways to provide low pressure flow paths from the non-selected passageways through the porous material to nearby filtrate chamber passageways. The method further includes establishing at least one filtrate channel which transects the filtrate chamber passageways, and forming at least one longitudinal filtrate duct to discharge filtrate from at least one end face of the monolith. The filtrate duct communicates with the filtrate channel. The method also includes sealing the filtrate chamber passageways at the end faces of the monolith to inhibit direct passage of fluid into the filtrate chamber passageways.
In one embodiment, selecting includes designating at least one row of passageways which extend across the monolith as the filtrate chamber passageways. Establishing the filtrate channel includes cutting a slot in at least one end face of the monolith to form that filtrate channel, and sealing the slot at the end face and at the exterior surface of the monolith to inhibit direct passage of fluid into the filtrate channel. In another embodiment, establishing the filtrate channel includes forming a hole through the monolith to establish that filtrate channel, and sealing the hole at the exterior surface of the monolith to inhibit direct passage of fluid into the filtrate channel. A filtrate duct may be established at each end face of the monolith, and the method may further include sealing an impervious filtrate extraction coupling tube with the filtrate duct to withdraw filtrate to a filtrate collection zone.
Other objects, features and advantages will occur from the following description of a preferred embodiment and the accompanying drawings, in which:
FIG. 1 is a schematic axonometric view of a cross-flow filtration device according to this invention formed from a conventional monolith;
FIG. 2 is an end view of the cross-flow filtration device shown in FIG. 1;
FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the cross-flow filtration device along lines 1--1 of FIG. 1;
FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view of the cross-flow filtration device along lines 2--2 of FIG. 1; and
FIG. 5 is a schematic axonometric view of yet another cross-flow filtration device according to this invention formed from a conventional monolith.
This invention may be accomplished by a cross-flow filtration device formed of a multiple-passageway monolith of porous material having one or more filtrate networks distributed among and isolated from the monolith passageways. The resulting cross-flow filtration device receives a feed stock at a feed end face and the walls of the passageways conduct the filtrate to the filtrate networks while passing the impermeable materials as retentate from a retentate end face. The filtrate networks provide paths of lower flow resistance than that of alternative flow paths through the porous material and provide a direct route for the filtrate to travel from the interior of the cross-flow filtration device to a filtrate collection zone through one or more impervious tubes connected to one or both end faces of the cross-flow filtration device.
A device according to this invention is described as a cross-flow filtration device from which filtrate and retentate are extracted, but it is to be recognized that the invention also relates to a porous monolith used as a support for a membrane device from which permeate and retentate are extracted. Hereinafter, the term cross-flow filtration device encompasses a porous monolith support for a membrane device and the term filtrate encompasses permeate extracted from a membrane device. Such membranes can include separation barriers suitable for cross-flow microfiltration, ultrafiltration, reverse osmosis, gas separations, and pervaporation.
Cross-flow filtration device 10, FIG. 1, is a cylindrical, multiple passageway monolith with longitudinal passageways which are square in cross-section. Most of passageways 12 are open at each end face, and in use feed stock 26 enters these passageways at feed end face 14, flows through passageways 12, and exits monolith 11 as retentate 28 at retentate end face 16. Rows of passageways 18, 34 extending across monolith 11 are sealed at both end faces. These sealed passageways thereby become longitudinal filtrate chambers 18 which are part of filtrate network 19. Network 19 also includes filtrate channels 20 and a filtrate duct 32. Non-longitudinal filtrate channels 20 transect the filtrate chambers 18. Filtrate channel 21, one of filtrate channels 20, transects chambers 34. These filtrate channels can be formed in a conventional monolith by drilling holes across the monolith through the filtrate chambers. All filtrate channels 20 are sealed by plugs 22 at the exterior surface 24 of monolith 11 to isolate them from the zone external to monolith 11. The exterior surface of monolith 11 can either be used as part of the filtration surface or can itself be sealed with an impervious coating.
The cross-flow filtration device contains at least one longitudinal filtrate duct 32 at one or both of end faces 14, 16. Filtrate duct 32 may be formed in the monolith during fabrication, for example by extrusion, and can be an enlarged passageway which extends from one end face to the opposite end face of the monolith. Filtrate duct 32 is preferably larger than the other passageways to minimize filtrate pressure drop for filtrate removal and also to facilitate insertion of an impervious filtrate discharge tube 30. Alternatively, filtrate duct 32 can be an enlarged passageway formed by drilling from end to end of a conventional monolith, or only for a short distance into the monolith. In the latter case, the passageways opening into filtrate duct 32 become filtrate chambers if they are adjacent to any open passageways 12; passageways opening into filtrate duct 32 which are not adjacent to passageways 12 become unused.
Filtrate discharge tube 30 can be made from the same material as the monolith or a different material. Filtrate discharge tube 30 is used to withdraw filtrate 36 from the monolith to a filtrate collection zone, not shown. The filtrate duct and filtrate discharge tube sealed therein can be incorporated at either or both end faces of the monolith. Filtrate discharge tubes in both end faces are used when it is desired to utilize multiple monoliths in series flow within a single housing structure, and it is necessary to interconnect filtrate discharge tubes to allow filtrate withdrawal from monoliths not positioned next to an end cap of the housing. In this instance, interconnecting couplings join adjacent monolith filtrate discharge tubes to provide for leakfree withdrawal of filtrate to a filtrate collection zone.
At least on filtrate channel 20 intersects with filtrate duct 32. This intersection occurs at a point in the filtrate duct not obstructed by the impervious filtrate discharge tube. In FIG. 1, filtrate channel 21 transects filtrate chambers 34, is on a diameter of monolith 11 and is perpendicular to the plurality of other filtrate channels 20 which it intersects, thereby connecting all filtrate channels 20 to filtrate duct 32.
Sealing material used to seal passageways at the end faces 14 and 16 of monolith 11 to make filtrate chambers 18, to seal filtrate channels 22 at exterior surface 24 of the monolith 11, and to seal filtrate discharge tube 30 into filtrate duct 32 can be of the same or a different material as the monolith itself. Passageways at end faces 14 and 16 can be readily sealed to make filtrate chambers after masking the openings of passageways 12 and applying the sealant material.
An end view of cross-flow filtration device 10 is shown in FIG. 2. Passageways 12 are unobstructed. Filtrate chambers 18 are sealed and isolated from the passageways. The filtrate discharge tube 30 is sealed into filtrate duct 32. At least one row 34 of filtrate chambers 18 is aligned with filtrate duct 32 and accordingly filtrate discharge tube 30. Row 34 in turn intersects all other rows of filtrate chambers 18 at junctions 36.
A cross-sectional view of cross-flow filtration device 10 along lines 1--1, FIG. 1, passing through the plane of filtrate channels 20 and plugs 22, is shown in FIG. 3. In this plane the filtrate channels 20 are unobstructed by any passageway wall and filtrate can flow unimpeded within the interconnecting filtrate channel network. At least one of the filtrate channels 20, filtrate channel 21 in this construction, intersects filtrate duct 32. This construction allows complete communication of all filtrate channels 20 with filtrate duct 32. Not shown in FIG. 3 are the open ends of filtrate chambers 18 which open into the filtrate channels.
A cross-sectional view of cross-flow filtration device 10 along line 2--2, not in the plane of the filtrate channels, is shown in FIG. 4. In this cross-sectional view, all passageways 12 and filtrate chambers 18 are open and ar indistinguishable one from another. Filtrate chambers 18, 34 are shown in phantom solely for purposes of illustration to indicate their location in this view.
In operation, referring to FIG. 1, filtrate from one of passageways 12 flows through passageway walls until it arrives at one of longitudinal filtrate chambers 18. Because the filtrate chambers extend essentially the entire length of the cross-flow filtration device, a short path length for filtrate flow through passageway walls to a filtrate chamber is assured for filtrate from all passageways. Upon attaining a filtrate chamber the filtrate flows longitudinally toward a filtrate channel. The filtrate channel transects only filtrate chambers, not feed passageways, and the filtrate channel carries the filtrate flow primarily in a non-longitudinal direction. The cross-flow filtration device of FIG. 1 contains a plurality of rows of filtrate chambers, each row transected by a filtrate channel. The filtrate channels in turn communicate with a filtrate duct.
This combination of rows of filtrate chambers, each row transected by a filtrate channel, and each filtrate channel communicating with at least one filtrate duct allows a short flow path length for filtrate flow from each passageway through the passageway walls to the external filtrate collection zone. The filtrate flow path is comprised of a plurality of longitudinal filtrate chambers, transected by at least one substantially non-longitudinal filtrate channel, which communicates with at least one longitudinal filtrate duct. This combination comprises a filtrate network according to this invention.
Device 20, FIG. 5, is another embodiment of a cross-flow filtration device according to this invention with an alternative configuration of the filtrate channels. Network 19a is established by filtrate chambers 18a, channels 20a and duct 32a formed among passageways 12a. In this embodiment filtrate channels are made by forming slots 50 in at least one end face of the monolith. These slots are sealed with plugs 52 at end face 14a and at skin 24a of monolith 11a. Passageways opening into the slots 50 are sealed at the opposite end face of monolith 16 to form filtrate chambers. At least one filtrate channel 21a communicates with filtrate duct 32a. A cross-sectional view of monolith 11a at end face 14 corresponds to the view shown in FIG. 2; a cross-sectional view along line 3--3 corresponds to the view shown in FIG. 3; and a cross-sectonal view along line 4--4 corresponds to the view shown in FIG. 4. Slots 50 in the end of the monolith can be formed, for example, by sawing or machining. Slots can be formed and filtrate channels created in one or both ends of the monolith.
Cross-flow filtration device 10 or 20 can be fabricated from a variety of porous materials, such as ceramics, plastics, or resin-impregnated solids such as sand. Among ceramics, it is desirable to use cordierite, alumina, mullite, silica, zirconia, titania, silicon carbide, spinel, or mixtures thereof. Acceptable porosities of the material range from 20 to 60 percent, preferably greater than 30 percent. The mean pore size, while selectable over a wide range, is typically in the range of about 0.1 to 50 microns, and preferably in the range of about 2 to 25 microns.
While a square array of square passageways is used for the above examples, it is to be recognized that other passageway shapes, such as round or triangular, and other arrays, such as hexagonally spaced, may be employed. Further, in the above examples essentially parallel filtrate channels are described, but it is to be recognized that alternative filtrate channel configurations, such as ones aligned on the radii of a cylindrical monolith, may be employed. Moreover, a number of independent filtrate networks can be established in a monolith.
Although specific features of the invention are shown in some drawings and not others, this is for convenience only as each feature may be combined with any or all of the other features in accordance with the invention.
Other embodiments will occur to those skilled in the art and are with the following claims:
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- Dining Area
- Yes
- Breakfast Room
- Yes
- Appliances
- Dishwasher
- Flooring
- Carpeted, Tile, Wood
- Architecture
- Traditional
- Parking
- Carport, Parking Space (2)
- Roof
- Shingle Roof
- Cooling
- Central Air, Central Cooling
- Heating
- Electric
- Assessed Taxable Amount
- $32,500
- Tax Amount
- $1,576
- Last Transaction Date
- 05/26/2016
- Last Transaction Purchase Price
- $159,500
- Property Type
- Single Family Residence
- Bedrooms
- 4
- Bathrooms
- 2
- Rooms
- 6
- Floors
- 1
- Home Size (Sqft)
- 2,097
- Year Built
- 1990
- Units
- 1
- Parking
- Carport
- Exterior Type
- Brick/Wood
- Foundation Type
- Slab
- Roof Type
- Asphalt
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Nearby Elementary Schools
- Montessori World School
- 2061 Leroy Stevens Rd
- O'rourke Elem Sch
- 1975 Leroy Stevens Rd
- Mobile Junior Academy
- 1900 Cody Rd S
Nearby Primary Schools
- Goodwill Easter Seal Ctr Spec Child
- 10 Westminster Way
Nearby Middle Schools
- Mobile Junior Academy
- 1900 Cody Rd S
- Burns Middle Sch
- 6175 Girby Rd
- Bernice J Causey Middle Sch
- 2205 Mcfarland Rd
Nearby High Schools
- Cottage Hill Christian Academy - West Campus
- 7355 Creekwood Dr
- Mobile Christian School
- 5900 Cottage Hill Rd
- Environmental Studies Ctr
- 6101 Girby Rd
These are the closest schools to your requested location. Proximity does not guarantee enrollment eligibility. Please consult your real estate agent or school district to confirm the schools you are zoned to attend.
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