Mzia Kezherashvili

Academic Doctor of Science

Engineering Institute of Membrane Technologies

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I, Mzia Kejerashvili, am a senior researcher at the Engineering Institute of Membrane Technologies. Currently, my research is focused on creating polymer membranes. I develop and research various polymer compositions. To determine the phase parameters of the phase inversion process to create the membrane, I work on a device Nanoparticle Size, Mass and Zeta Potential Analyzer (ZETASIZER NANO ZS90); I carry out structural and topological examination of the obtained membranes with a Scanning probe and tunnel microscope CERTUS STANDART-V My field of interest is also the technology of processing plastics (polyvinyl chloride, polyethylene, polypropylene, PEX). I have developed various recipes for making plastic doors and windows and suspended ceilings. These recipes were used to create products in Interplast Ltd. I cooperate with the organization "Ecovision" on the problems of recycling (disposal) of industrial waste (plastics) and environmental issues.

Investigation of morphological properties of membrane film for polyethersulfone under the influence of organic additives Bibileishvil G.V., Gogesashvili N.N., Kezherashvili M.G., Mamulashvili M.A., Ebanoidze L.O.articleInternational Engineering Academy, Georgian Engineering Academy/Georgian Engineering News, 2021/№2, vol.93, pp.118-1200 ISSN-1512-0287 GeorgianState Targeted Program
Reasearch of the influence of organic additives on the structure of polysulfone membranesBibileishvil G.V., Gogesashvili N.N., Ebanoidze L.O., Kezherashvili M.G.articleInternational Engineering Academy, Georgian Engineering Academy/Georgian Engineering News, 2021/№2, vol.93, pp.110-1120 ISSN-1512-0287 GeorgianState Targeted Program
Investigation of the influence of the composition on the characteristics of aliphatic polyamide membranes Bibileishvil G.V., Kezherashvili M.G., Ebanoidze L.O., Kuparadze L.P. articleInternational Engineering Academy, Georgian Engineering Academy/Georgian Engineering News, 2021/№2, vol.93, pp.101-1030 ISSN-1512-0287 GeorgianState Targeted Program
Study of the effect of microgel particle size in a polymer composition on the morphology and characteristics of membranes Bibileishvili G.V., Kezherashvili M.G., Gogesashvili N.N., Mamulashvili M.A., Ebanoidze L.O. articleInternational Engineering Academy, Georgian Engineering Academy/Georgian Engineering News, 2021/№2, vol.93, pp.121-1220 ISSN-1512-0287 GeorgianState Targeted Program
Study of the influence of viscosity on the morphology of polyethersulfone membranes Bibileishvili G.V., Kezherashvili M.G., Gogesashvili N.N., Mamulashvili M.A.articleInternational Engineering Academy, Georgian Engineering Academy/Georgian Engineering News, 2021/№2, vol.93, pp.104-1060 ISSN-1512-0287 GeorgianState Targeted Program
Investigation of the influence of some factors on the morphology of micro- and ultrafiltration membranes obtained by the phase inversion method Bibileishvili G.V., Ebanoidze L.O., Kezherashvili M.G., Gogesashvili N.N.articleInternational Engineering Academy, Georgian Engineering Academy/Georgian Engineering News, 2021/№2, vol.93, pp.97-1000 ISSN-1512-0287 GeorgianState Targeted Program
Effect of the Temperature of the Non-Solvent on the Morphology of the Polymeric MembraneG.Bibileishvili, M.Kezherashvili, N.Gogesashvili, L.Kuparadze, L.Ebanoidze, Z.JavashviliarticleEuropean Scientific Institute/European Journal of Scientific Research, 2021-2022/vol.161,1,SJR - Scopus - 0.713 ISSN-145-216X-145-202X EnglishState Targeted Program
The Influence of Coagulant Temperature on Membrane Morphology and Specific ProductivityG.Bibileishvili, M.Kezherashvili, Z.JavashviliarticleInternational Engineering Academy, Georgian Engineering Academy/Georgian Engineering News, 2020/№2, vol.91, pp.141-1420 ISSN-1512-0287 GeorgianState Targeted Program
Influence of opening temperature of polymer composition on membrane propertiesG.Bibileishvili, M.Kezherashvili, Z.JavashviliarticleInternational Engineering Academy, Georgian Engineering Academy/Georgian Engineering News, 2020/№2, vol.91, pp.143-1440 ISSN-1512-0287 GeorgianState Targeted Program
Ultrafiltration Membrane unit for Wine Sterilization G.Bibileishvili, Z.Javashvili, M.KezherashviliarticleUniversal/Georgian Chemical Journal, 2019/Vol.19, №1, pp.73-740 ISSN-1512-0686 GeorgianState Targeted Program
Receipt and characterization of microfiltration membranesG.Bibileishvili, Z.Javashvili, M.KezherashviliarticleUniversal/Georgian Chemical Journal, 2019/Vol.19, №1, pp.75-760 ISSN-1512-0686 GeorgianState Targeted Program
Influence of 8%-9% composition of polymer composition on the morphology of the obtained membranes G.Bibileishvili, M.KezherashviliarticleUniversal/Georgian Chemical Journal, 2019/Vol.19, №1, pp.77-790 ISSN-1512-06860GeorgianState Targeted Program
Research on the Impact of Polymer Concentration and Chemical Components in 10%-13% SolutionsG.Bibileishvili, M.KezherashvilarticleUniversal/Georgian Chemical Journal, 2019/Vol.19, №1, pp.80-820 ISSN-1512-0686 GeorgianState Targeted Program
Wastewater Treatment Contaminated with Lead and Chromium Ions Nanofiltration MethodG.Bibileishvili, M.Mamulashvili, M.Kezherashvil, Z.Javashvili, E.KakabadzearticleUniversal/Georgian Chemical Journal, 2019/Vol.19, №1, pp.66-670 ISSN-1512-0686 GeorgianState Targeted Program
Baromembrane Processing of Grape and Mandarin JuicesG.Bibileishvili, M.Mamulashvili, M.Kezherashvili, Z.Javashvili, E.KakabadzearticleUniversal/Georgian Chemical Journal, 2019/Vol.19, №1, pp.91-920 ISSN-1512-0686 GeorgianState Targeted Program
Development of membrane technology of Black Sea water treatment G.Bibileishvili, M.Kezherashvili, N.Gogesashvili, N.Mumladze, E.Kakabadze, L.Ebanoidze, T.Butkhuzi, Z.JavashviliarticleUniversal/Georgian Chemical Journal, 2018/Vol.18, №1, pp.162-1640 ISSN-1512-0686 GeorgianState Targeted Program
Development of membrane technology of Caspian Sea water treatmentG.Bibileishvili, M.Kezherashvili, N.Gogesashvili, N.Mumladze, E.Kakabadze, L.Ebanoidze, T.Butkhuzi, Z.JavashviliarticleUniversal/Georgian Chemical Journal, 2018/Vol. 18, №1,pp.165-1670 ISSN-1512-0686 GeorgianState Targeted Program
Processing of Topographic and Structural Survey Methodology of Polymer Membrane with Masking Probe Microscope G.Bibileishvili, M.Kezherashvili, N.Gogesashvili, N.Mumladze, E.Kakabadze, L.Ebanoidze, T.Butkhuzi, Z.JavashviliarticleUniversal/Georgian Chemical Journal, 2018/Vol.18, №1,pp.133-1350 ISSN-1512-0686 GeorgianState Targeted Program
Synthesis and Research of Some Polymeric Materials Acceptable in Polymer Membranes G.Bibileishvili, N.Gogesashvili, N.Mumladze, M.Kezherashvili, E.Kakabadze, T.Butkhuzi, Z.JavashviliarticleUniversal/Georgian Chemical Journal, 2018/Vol.18, №1, pp.112-1130 ISSN-1512-0686 GeorgianState Targeted Program
The Modern State of Creation and Use of Membranes from Polymeric Materials G.Bibileishvili, N.Gogesashvili, N.Mumladze, M.Kezherashvili, E.Kakabadze, T.Butkhuzi, Z.JavashviliarticleUniversal/Georgian Chemical Journal, 2018/Vol.18, №1, pp.110-1110 ISSN-1512-0686 GeorgianState Targeted Program
Influence of Evaporation Time of Polymer Composition on Membrane Characteristics G.Bibileishvili, N.Gogesashvili, N.Mumladze, M.Kezherashvili, E.Kakabadze, T.Butkhuzi, Z.JavashviliarticleUniversal/Georgian Chemical Journal, 2018/Vol.18, №1,pp.108-1090 ISSN-1512-0686 GeorgianState Targeted Program
Study of Sickness of Modified and Unmodified Membrane Surfaces G.Bibileishvili, M.Kezherashvili, Z.Javashvili, M.MadzgharashviliarticleUniversal/Georgian Chemical Journal, 2018/Vol.18, №1,pp.124-1250 ISSN-1512-0686 GeorgianState Targeted Program
The effect of the composition of the formulating solution on the structure and porosity of the membraneG.Bibileishvili, M.Kezherashvili, Z.Javashvili, Kh.ZakroshviliarticleUniversal/Georgian Chemical Journal, 2018/Vol.18, №1, pp.126-1280 ISSN-1512-0686 GeorgianState Targeted Program
Some Issues of Membrane Work in Membrane Machines G.Bibileishvili, L.Kuparadze, N.Gogesashvili, N.Mumladze, M.Kezherashvili, E.Kakabadze, T.Butkhuzi, Z.JavashviliarticleUniversal/Georgian Chemical Journal, 2018/Vol.18, №1, pp.106-1070 ISSN-1512-0686 GeorgianState Targeted Program
Structural and Topographical Survey of Polymeric Materials for the Creation of Industrial Composite MembranesG.Bibileishvili, M.Kezherashvili, Z.JavashviliarticleUniversal/Georgian Chemical Journal, 2017/Vol.17, №1, pp.174-1760 ISSN-1512-0686 GeorgianState Targeted Program
Membrane Surface Topographic Survey G.Bibileishvili, M.Kezherashvili, Z.JavashviliarticleUniversal/Georgian Chemical Journal, 2017/Vol.17, №1, pp.165-1660 ISSN-1512-0686 GeorgianState Targeted Program
Determination of membrane porosity by bubble point method G.Bibileishvili, M.Kezherashvili, Z.JavashviliarticleUniversal/Georgian Chemical Journal, 2017/Vol.17, №1, pp.172-173 0 ISSN-1512-0686 GeorgianState Targeted Program
Chloroorganic substances in drinking water and their toxic effectsG.Bibileishvili, M.KezherashviliarticleUniversal/Georgian Chemical Journal, 2016/Vol.16, №1,pp.134-1350 ISSN-1512-0686 GeorgianState Targeted Program
Probability of substances entering the human body through resorption from drinking wateG.Bibileishvili, M.KezherashviliarticleUniversal/Georgian Chemical Journal, 2016/Vol.16, №1, pp.142-1430 ISSN-1512-0686 GeorgianState Targeted Program
Physico-chemical bases of making polimer membranesM.Kezherashvili, D.TananashviliarticleUniversal/Georgian Chemical Journal, 2015/Vol.15, №2, pp.84-850 ISSN-1512-0686 GeorgianState Targeted Program
Modified polymeric materials based on diacetatcelluloseM.Kezherashvili, D.TananashviliarticleUniversal/Georgian Chemical Journal, 2015/Vol.15, №2, pp.860 ISSN-1512-0686 GeorgianState Targeted Program

Scientific-Practical Conference Tbilisi, Georgi202120/11/2021Georgian Technical UniversityUse of polymer membranes in technological processes of wine recyclingoral

The acquisition and use of polymeric membranes with different pore sizes (0.2 μm, 0.45 μm, 0.8 μm) for wine filtration is discussed. The surface topography, productivity and pore dimensions of the obtained membrane samples are studied. It is established that by using filters of membrane samples obtained by wine filtration, it is possible to reduce the initial turbidity of wine from 20.35 NTU to 0.26 -0.6 NTU and to remove yeasts, mold fungi, lactose, vinegar and coliforms in the wine

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International Jubilee Scientific-Technical Conference/Environmental Protection and Sustainable DevelopmentTbilisi, Georgi201911/11/2019-12/11/2019Georgian Technical UniversityCreation and processing of polymer membranes to obtain high quality waterposter

Polymeric membranes with porous dimensions of 0.005 μm, 0.1 μm, 0,2 μm, 0,45 μm with small surface relief (1-10 nm) are designed and processed to obtain crystal clear, sterile water, while retaining polymer membranes are obtained to remove chemical components. Particles with a molecular mass of 20-10000 daltons. Membrane machines equipped with this type of membranes provide high quality drinking water, the obtained product is ecologically clean

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Scientific-Methodological Conference/Chemistry-Achievements and PerspectivesTbilisi, Georgi201819/10/2018-20/10/2018Georgian Technical UniversityDevelopment of Molecular Mass Determination Methodology Using Zetasaizer Nano ZS 90oral

The paper presents some results of experimental development of the methodology for determining the molecular mass of components needed to create nanocomposite materials. The data obtained as a result of adjusting the parameters of different concentrations of the order, step, delay time and device are given. The optimal mode parameters of the instrument and the concentration values of the test substance are established to achieve high accuracy of repetition of results.

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4th International Caucasian Simposium on “Polymers and Advanced Materials”Batumi, Georgia201501/07/2015-04/07/2015Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State UniversityHigh performance materials for membrane oral

The preparation of asymmetric membranes by the phase-inversion process is a standard technique nowadays. During the study we tested the solvent resistance of the membrane, also investigated the effect of the concentration of polymer solution, the evaporation time of solvent and the temperature of coagulation bath on the membrane performance. The structure of porous membrane is related to the characteristics of the interacting polymer and solvent, components concentration, molecular weight, temperature and storing time in solution. Dimethylsulfoxide (DMSO), dimethylacetamide (DMAC), n-methylpyrrolidone (NMP) and acetone served as solvents for the preparation of the casting solutions. Several additives such as benzene, tetrahydrofure(THF), formamide were used in the casting solution. Water, methanol, glycerol, formic acid and mixtures of these components were used as precipitants the polymer concentration in the casting solution was varied between sand 25wt % polymer.

The mechanical properties and chemical structural changes during the photochemical aging process were studied by using appropriate techniques including infrared spectroscopy (FTIR), X-ray diffraction (XRD), differential scanning calorimetry (DSC), scanning electron microscopy (SEM), atomic force microscopy (AFM) and permeability measurements.

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As a result of nanofiltration, water is purified from chemical components, as well as particles of different sizes, which ensures the proper level of demineralized and sterile drinking water. Based on the results of the research conducted at the Membrane Technology Engineering Institute, a nanofiltration membrane machine for receiving drinking water from a 250 l/h industrial production mountain was produced, which was installed, put into operation and still operates in Chuberi, Lakhami-1 HPP "Lakhami-1 HPP", Chuberi, Georgia19/04/2019-21/04/2019Self-financing

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Modification kinetics of modified diacetatcelluloseGeorgian Ministry of Education and Science 2015Head
Study of cellulose based solutionsGeorgian Ministry of Education and Science 2015Head
Study of the phenomenon of concentration polarization with respect to the components to be removedGeorgian Ministry of Education and Science 2015Leading performer
Nanotechnology of natural water purification-decontaminationGeorgian Ministry of Education and Science 2016Leading performer
Determination of chemical composition, microbiological and organoleptic parameters of drinking water, groundwater and surface water at different stages of processing 2017
Research of theoretical and experimental issues of phase inversion process of composite membranes based on polymer nanomaterials, development and creation of appropriate membrane toolsGeorgian Ministry of Education and Science 2019/2020Leading performer
Theoretical and experimental aspects of structural and topographic research of polymer nanomaterialsGeorgian Ministry of Education and Science 2019Leading performer
2015 - 2020 Project - Study of theoretical and experimental issues of ion selection of liquids Georgian Ministry of Education and Science 2018/2019Leading performer
2021-2026 Program - Project III. Theoretical and experimental study of baromembrane processes for solutions of variable composition and viscosity 2021/2026Head

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