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Structural Property Effect of Nanoparticle Agglomerates on Particle Penetration through Fibrous Filter

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Pages 344-355 | Received 07 May 2008, Accepted 28 Nov 2008, Published online: 25 Feb 2009

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FIG. 1 Schematic of NP agglomerates penetration test system.

FIG. 1 Schematic of NP agglomerates penetration test system.

FIG. 2 SEM images of NP agglomerates (1st row: 50 nm, 2nd row: 200 nm) as a function of sintering temperature (1st column: room temperature, 2nd column: 200°C, 3rd column: 600°C).

FIG. 2 SEM images of NP agglomerates (1st row: 50 nm, 2nd row: 200 nm) as a function of sintering temperature (1st column: room temperature, 2nd column: 200°C, 3rd column: 600°C).

FIG. 3 NP agglomerate penetration as a function of sintering furnace temperature (test filter: HE 1073, face velocity: 5.3 cm/s, 1st furnace temperature: 1,150°C).

FIG. 3 NP agglomerate penetration as a function of sintering furnace temperature (test filter: HE 1073, face velocity: 5.3 cm/s, 1st furnace temperature: 1,150°C).

FIG. 4 DMA-APM system for NP agglomerates mobility diameter and mass measurement.

FIG. 4 DMA-APM system for NP agglomerates mobility diameter and mass measurement.

FIG. 5 Mass distribution of 199 nm NP agglomerates measured by DMA-APM system (1st furnace temperature: 1,150°C, 2nd furnace temperature: ambient).

FIG. 5 Mass distribution of 199 nm NP agglomerates measured by DMA-APM system (1st furnace temperature: 1,150°C, 2nd furnace temperature: ambient).

TABLE 1 Mean and the standard deviation for the mass, length, and width

FIG. 6 NP agglomerate mass versus mobility diameter for various sintering temperatures (1st furnace temperature: 1,150°C, residence time in agglomeration chamber: 2 min).

FIG. 6 NP agglomerate mass versus mobility diameter for various sintering temperatures (1st furnace temperature: 1,150°C, residence time in agglomeration chamber: 2 min).

FIG. 7 TEM images of NP agglomerates as a function of sintering temperature (a) 50 nm at R.T., (b) 100 nm at R.T., (c) 50 nm at 200°C, (d) 100 nm at 200°C, (e) 50 nm at 600°C, and (f) 100 nm at 600°C.

FIG. 7 TEM images of NP agglomerates as a function of sintering temperature (a) 50 nm at R.T., (b) 100 nm at R.T., (c) 50 nm at 200°C, (d) 100 nm at 200°C, (e) 50 nm at 600°C, and (f) 100 nm at 600°C.

FIG. 8 Primary particle size distribution (1st furnace temperature: 1,150°C, 2nd furnace temperature: ambient, residence time in agglomeration chamber: 2 min).

FIG. 8 Primary particle size distribution (1st furnace temperature: 1,150°C, 2nd furnace temperature: ambient, residence time in agglomeration chamber: 2 min).

FIG. 9 Maximum length distributions of NP agglomerates for various mobility diameters (1st furnace temperature: 1,150°C, 2nd furnace temperature: ambient, residence time in agglomeration chamber: 2 min).

FIG. 9 Maximum length distributions of NP agglomerates for various mobility diameters (1st furnace temperature: 1,150°C, 2nd furnace temperature: ambient, residence time in agglomeration chamber: 2 min).

FIG. 10 Maximum length of NP agglomerates as a function of sintering temperature.

FIG. 10 Maximum length of NP agglomerates as a function of sintering temperature.

FIG. 11 Aspect ratio analysis of NP agglomerate (1st furnace temperature: 1,150°C, 2nd furnace temperature: ambient, mean value: 1.65).

FIG. 11 Aspect ratio analysis of NP agglomerate (1st furnace temperature: 1,150°C, 2nd furnace temperature: ambient, mean value: 1.65).

FIG. 12 Dynamic shape factor of agglomerates with different sintering temperatures.

FIG. 12 Dynamic shape factor of agglomerates with different sintering temperatures.

FIG. 13 Modeling results of NP agglomerates penetration.

FIG. 13 Modeling results of NP agglomerates penetration.

TABLE 2 Efficiency factors for the deposition for each mechanism

FIG. 14 NP agglomerate penetration as a function of particle mass.

FIG. 14 NP agglomerate penetration as a function of particle mass.

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