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Design of a multistage virtual impactor

Novick et al., 1987

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2776436713721487880
Author
Novick V
Alvarez J
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Aerosol science and technology

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A multistage virtual impactor has been designed and fabricated consisting of two separation stages yielding three particle size classes. Efficiency and loss curves have been experimentally determined at ambient conditions for each stage. The small physical size and …
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