“…Based on our experiments and the range of values in the references in Table 4 we also contribute the charging effect as one of the major factors leading to the scattered results. Stirring does not result in a significant change of the coagulation coefficient in this study, which is in agreement with the findings of Lesniewski and Koch (1998). They investigated the turbulence of a jet flow and stated that depending on the Kolmogoroff scale Kol of the flow and the stopping distance s of particles it can be estimated whether Brownian coagulation or turbulent coagulation prevails.…”
“…Based on our experiments and the range of values in the references in Table 4 we also contribute the charging effect as one of the major factors leading to the scattered results. Stirring does not result in a significant change of the coagulation coefficient in this study, which is in agreement with the findings of Lesniewski and Koch (1998). They investigated the turbulence of a jet flow and stated that depending on the Kolmogoroff scale Kol of the flow and the stopping distance s of particles it can be estimated whether Brownian coagulation or turbulent coagulation prevails.…”
“…The smaller ow stream was then diluted by approximately 100:1, and the larger stream was discarded. The resulting diluted aerosol stream was routed to a vessel from which samples were extracted using a venturi dilution probe (Lesniewski and Koch 1998). The sampling probe gave dilution factors between 100:1 and 300:1 and was sensitive to operating conditions.…”
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“…p,n derived by Lesniewski and Koch (1998) holds. Here, C V 0 , is the volume fraction of the condensed aerosol precursor corresponding to its saturation concentration in the nozzle at the saturation temperature T S .…”
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