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Original Articles

Evaporation of Liquid Semi-Volatile Aerosols Collected on Fibrous Filters

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Pages 395-404 | Received 17 Jun 2009, Accepted 18 Jan 2010, Published online: 05 Apr 2010

Figures & data

FIG. 1 Evaporation of collected ammonium nitrate on a TEOM filter for different masses. Experimental points taken from Furuuchi et al. 2001 and compared to the maximum theoretical evaporation rate noted “saturation.”

FIG. 1 Evaporation of collected ammonium nitrate on a TEOM filter for different masses. Experimental points taken from Furuuchi et al. 2001 and compared to the maximum theoretical evaporation rate noted “saturation.”

FIG. 2 Drops of n-hexadecane deposited on the quartz fibers of a W filter, observed by SEM. (a) axisymetric ondoloid drop in contact with only one fiber, (b) Clamshell shaped drop out of alignment with the bearing fiber, c) Drop deformed by simultaneous contact with several fibers.

FIG. 2 Drops of n-hexadecane deposited on the quartz fibers of a W filter, observed by SEM. (a) axisymetric ondoloid drop in contact with only one fiber, (b) Clamshell shaped drop out of alignment with the bearing fiber, c) Drop deformed by simultaneous contact with several fibers.

FIG. 3 Diagram of the filter clogging system with mono- or poly-dispersed liquid aerosol.

FIG. 3 Diagram of the filter clogging system with mono- or poly-dispersed liquid aerosol.

TABLE 1 Size distribution of mono-dispersed aerosols of the C16 tested

FIG. 4 Diagram of the system for monitoring the evaporation of the liquid aerosols collected by the fibrous filter.

FIG. 4 Diagram of the system for monitoring the evaporation of the liquid aerosols collected by the fibrous filter.

TABLE 2 Characteristics of the tested filters

FIG. 5 Evaporation of a mono-dispersed n-hexadecane aerosol, DMM = 1 μ m, Filter W, filtration velocity of 5 cm.s− 1 and a temperature of 23°C.

FIG. 5 Evaporation of a mono-dispersed n-hexadecane aerosol, DMM = 1 μ m, Filter W, filtration velocity of 5 cm.s− 1 and a temperature of 23°C.

FIG. 6 Standardized maximum rate as a function of the mass of collected C16, for all the tests. Group “W” includes results from W filters and group “other” includes all results obtained with filters A, B, D, and T.

FIG. 6 Standardized maximum rate as a function of the mass of collected C16, for all the tests. Group “W” includes results from W filters and group “other” includes all results obtained with filters A, B, D, and T.

FIG. 7 Mass of remaining aerosol at transition point t 1 as a function of initial load M ev,∞. M ev,∞ ≥ 88 μ g and ε a ≤ 40 μ g.

FIG. 7 Mass of remaining aerosol at transition point t 1 as a function of initial load M ev,∞. M ev,∞ ≥ 88 μ g and ε a ≤ 40 μ g.

FIG. 8 Optical microscopic observations of W filters clogged with 1 mg n-hexadecane. (a) DMM = 1 μ m, (b) DMM = 7 μ m. Magnification ×200.

FIG. 8 Optical microscopic observations of W filters clogged with 1 mg n-hexadecane. (a) DMM = 1 μ m, (b) DMM = 7 μ m. Magnification ×200.

FIG. 9 Standardized evaporation rate as a function of residual mass at decreasing rate, for three tests (1, 2, and 3). W filter and DMM = 1 μ m. (a) M ev,∞≈ 30 μg. (b) M ev,∞≈ 90 μ g.

FIG. 9 Standardized evaporation rate as a function of residual mass at decreasing rate, for three tests (1, 2, and 3). W filter and DMM = 1 μ m. (a) M ev,∞≈ 30 μg. (b) M ev,∞≈ 90 μ g.
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