“…Different charge-to-mass ratio of the collecting droplets (see next section 4.2.2) and different concentrations from mg to g.m -3 of sub-micron and micron sized particles, as discussed in section 4.3.2, have been tested over large range of exhaust aerosol flowrates. Wet electro-scrubbers have first been tested at higher flowrates up to 1700 Nm 3 .h -1 on exhaust aerosols from spark furnace, industrial boilers, diesel marine engines and other combustion sources (Penney, 1944;Eyraud et al, 1966;Pilat et al, 1974;Pilat et al, 1977;Metzler et al, 1997;Jaworek et al, 1998;Krupa et al, 2004;Jaworek et al, 2006a;Jaworek et al, 2007;Ha et al, 2010;Jaworek et al, 2011;Di Natale et al, 2013;Di Natale et al, 2015;Krupa et al, 2016). The total collection efficiency, defined in Figure 8, increases with electrical forces, especially for bipolar coagulation of oppositely charged particles and collecting droplets.…”