Fabrication of Monodisperse Lucite and Iron Oxide Particles With a Spinning Disk Generator

Albert, Roy E.; Petrow, H.G.; Salam, Abdel S.; Spiegelman, Jack

doi:10.1097/00004032-196412000-00010

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“…975) with a ferric oxide solution (defined in U.S. Patent 3480555). This solution has been shown (9)(10)(11) to produce spherical particles with a density of 2.56 g/cm3 and was kindly provided by research scientists at New York University (12).…”

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Design and performance of miniature cyclones for respirable aerosol sampling

Saltzman¹,

Hochstrasser²

1983

Environ. Sci. Technol.

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Fifteen miniature cyclone presamplers were studied, each with a different combination of one of three cone lengths, three outlet tube inside diameters, and three outlet tube outside diameters. A single simple generalized equation with one constant for each cyclone accurately represented the effects of flow rate upon cut size for all 15 and also for 3 dual inlet stainless steel cyclones. Another single simple generalized equation with one constant for each cyclone accurately represented pressure drops for all. Effects of the cyclone dimensions on the constants were small. Normalized particle sizes for all 15 plotted as a single straight line from 5% to 80% efficiency when plotted on log probability paper. These equations should be useful for accurate design and prediction of performance of miniature cyclones.

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Section: Experimental Apparatusmentioning

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Design and performance of miniature cyclones for respirable aerosol sampling

Saltzman¹,

Hochstrasser²

1983

Environ. Sci. Technol.

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“…Y.) by methods based on those described by Albert, Petrow, Salam, and Spiegelman (14). With the atomizer shown diagramatically in Fig.…”

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Deposition and clearance of 2 μ particles in the tracheobronchial tree of normal subjects—smokers and nonsmokers

Lourenço¹,

Klimek²,

Borowski³

1971

J. Clin. Invest.

161

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“…The initial droplet diameter therefore has to be more than three times that of the final particle, which results in very high sedimentation rates. Albert et al (1964) similarly found that viscosity limited the concentration of methacrylate solutions to 0.5%. Vanderpool and Rubow (1984), however, using a vibrating-orifice aerosol generator, were able to produce 70-pm diameter monodisperse fluorescein particles from solutions in aqueous ammonia with concentrations up to 30%.…”

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Development of the Spinning Disk to Produce Monodisperse Aerosols in a Wide Range of Sizes

Toivonen¹,

Bailey²

1989

Aerosol Science and Technology

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Radioactively labeled polystyrene particles were manusion beyond this range. An air-driven rotor was used at factured with the spinning-disk aerosol generator. Techhigh speeds whereas an electric motor was found to be niques were developed to produce monodisperse aerosols more convenient at low speeds. A simple impactor was in a wide range of sizes. Particles from 1 to 40 pm were built to collect the primary particles. successfully prepared. The method is capable of exten-

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Fabrication of Monodisperse Lucite and Iron Oxide Particles With a Spinning Disk Generator

Cited by 35 publications

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Design and performance of miniature cyclones for respirable aerosol sampling

Design and performance of miniature cyclones for respirable aerosol sampling

Deposition and clearance of 2 μ particles in the tracheobronchial tree of normal subjects—smokers and nonsmokers

Development of the Spinning Disk to Produce Monodisperse Aerosols in a Wide Range of Sizes

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