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Case Studies of Air Filtration at Microscales: Micro- and Nanofiber Media
2008
Journal of Engineered Fibers and Fabrics
In this work, 3-D fibrous geometries are developed to resemble the microstructure of spun-bonded and electrospun filters media and used here to simulate their filtration efficiency and pressure drop. For the sake of simplicity, a continuum flow theory was considered to prevail for the case of spun-bonded media (microfiber media) whereas our electrospun media (nanofiber media) were assumed to be in a free molecular flow regime. Our simulations results are in good general agreement with the
doi:10.1177/155892500800300202
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