Abstract With the rapid development of society, severe haze weather caused by particulate matters (PMs) occurs frequently. Electret air filters have been playing an important role in purifying and alleviating pollution. In this work, electret were fabricated based on polypropylene (PP) materials to investigate their filtering performance PMs. First, PP-based films was mainly focused on. The cha...

Unit testing is a fundamental practice in Extreme Programming, but most non-trivial code is difficult to test in isolation. It is hard to avoid writing test suites that are complex, incomplete, and difficult to maintain and interpret. Using Mock Objects for unit testing improves both domain code and test suites. They allow unit tests to be written for everything, simplify test structure, and av...

The Department of Energy currently employs high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filters in a variety of applications, such as particulate matter removal from ventilation air and treatment of off-gasses from storage or remediation of mixed wastes. Section FC of the ASME AG-1 Code addresses glass fiber HEPA filters and restricts the media velocity to a maximum of 5 ft/min. Advances in filtratio...

Absorption: The mechanism by which acoustic energy is converted into heat by friction in absorptive media. See Pack. Airborne: A noise that is transmitted by the atmosphere and can be heard outside the car. Air Cleaner Housing: The housing that retains the air filter and forces the route of combustion air through the filter medium. Air Filter: The medium that eliminates the major particulate fr...

3. Applicable Pollutants: Submicron Particulate Matter (PM) greater than or equal to 0.3 micrometer (μm) in aerodynamic diameter, and PM greater than or equal to 0.12 μm in aerodynamic diameter that is chemically, biologically, or radioactively toxic; hazardous air pollutants (HAPs) that are in particulate form, such as most metals (mercury is the notable exception, as a significant portion of ...

Forced-air warming devices are effective for the prevention of surgical hypothermia. However, these devices intake nonsterile floor-level air, and it is unknown whether they have adequate filtration measures to prevent the internal buildup or emission of microbial contaminants. We rated the intake filtration efficiency of a popular current-generation forced-air warming device (Bair Hugger model...

The process of microbubble filtration from blood is complex and highly dependent on the forces of flow and buoyancy. To protect the patient from air emboli, arterial-line filters commonly use a micropore screen, a large volume housing with purpose-built shape, and a purge port to trap, separate, and remove circulating microbubbles. Although it has been proposed that an insufficient buoyancy for...