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Trapping Efficiency Depending on Particulate Size

Authors: A. Mayer; J. Czerwinski; P. Scheidegger;

Trapping Efficiency Depending on Particulate Size

Abstract

<div class="htmlview paragraph">There is growing concern about the risk potential of Diesel particulates. This prompted two Swiss R&amp;D projects focused on the capabilities of different soot trap concepts for filtering finest particulates. Eight different filter media, some in numerous variants, were tested on four different Diesel engines. All traps attained their gravimetric target. However, there are noticeable performance differences for finest particulates at or smaller than 50 nm. Fiber deep filters seem to be noticeably better than other filter types. If the carcinogens are mainly the finest particulates, then this criterion may become important in future trap evaluation.</div>

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