Fibrous filters are commonly utilized to remove aerosols from the air to capture contaminants
and pollutants prior to atmospheric release, or to clean atmospheric air itself. An ideal filter …

Pathogen droplets released from respiratory events are the primary means of dispersion and
transmission of the recent pandemic of COVID-19. Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) has …

Full 3D particle filtration modeling at low pressures considering slip/transition/free molecular
flow regime, particle–fiber interactions, air/particle slip, sieve and homogenous flow field has …

A comprehensive presentation of wicking models developed in academia and industry,
Wicking in Porous Materials: Traditional and Modern Modeling Approaches contains some …

Fibrous filters and mist eliminators are widely used in a range of manufacturing and process
industries worldwide to remove liquid mists from gas streams, thereby coalescing them to …

Fibrous filters are widely used in manufacturing and separation industries to remove aerosol
particles produced in the production process. However, due to the complex internal structure …

Aerosol filters, made with conventional micro-fiber fabrics, are designed to efficiently capture
small particles from the air. Filters constructed of nano-fiber fabric structures provide even …

A novel hybrid data-driven framework was introduced in this study for the prediction of fluid-
particle dynamics of submicron particles under hydrodynamic and Brownian forces in fibrous …

Conventional aerosol filters typically have homogeneous wettability with limited filtration
ability especially for small oil mists. Increasing filtration efficiency using thicker filter pad or …

van der Waals forces, which are attractive interactions between electroneutral particles and
fibers, are not as widely recognized as other collection mechanisms in fibrous filters. We …