1964
DOI: 10.1021/ie50658a012
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Filtration—theory and Practice

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“…It was 93.2% in the first minute, 99.1% by the 28th minute, and subsequently maintained a removal efficiency of over 99%. Based on the air filter capture theory, the primary removal mechanism for fine dust can be attributed to the electrostatic attraction between fibers and dust or the adhesive force between dust particles [39,40]. It appears that as the amount of dust trapped in the filter increased, the adhesive force for incoming dust also rose, leading to a gradual increase in the removal rate [41].…”
Section: Hanji Filter For Fine Dust Removalmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It was 93.2% in the first minute, 99.1% by the 28th minute, and subsequently maintained a removal efficiency of over 99%. Based on the air filter capture theory, the primary removal mechanism for fine dust can be attributed to the electrostatic attraction between fibers and dust or the adhesive force between dust particles [39,40]. It appears that as the amount of dust trapped in the filter increased, the adhesive force for incoming dust also rose, leading to a gradual increase in the removal rate [41].…”
Section: Hanji Filter For Fine Dust Removalmentioning
confidence: 99%