Health implications due to exposure to fine and ultra-fine particulate matters: a short review

Sharma, R.; Kurmi, O. P.; Hariprasad, P.; Tyagi, S. K.

doi:10.1080/01430750.2024.2314256

International Journal of Ambient Energy

2024

DOI: 10.1080/01430750.2024.2314256

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Health implications due to exposure to fine and ultra-fine particulate matters: a short review

R. Sharma,

O. P. Kurmi,

P. Hariprasad

et al.

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Ultrasonic multi-frequency piezoelectric transducer for generation different sound pressure field patterns

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Vainorius,

Kilikevičienė

et al. 2024

Vib. proced.

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The paper represents numerical and experimental investigation of ultrasonic piezoelectric transducer which operation is based on three different vibration modes. Multi-frequency operation of the transducer allows to obtain sound pressure fields with different patterns, sound fields intensities and frequencies which allows to obtain more flexible and adjustable agglomeration process of fine and ultrafine. Results of numerical investigations have shown that vibration modes of transducer at 25.83 kHz, 34.73 kHz and 52.41 kHz frequencies are suitable for acoustic pressure generation. Moreover, the calculations revealed that at these frequencies sound pressure levels (SPL) reaches up to 142 dB while SPL patterns at different frequencies are different. Experimental investigations have confirmed results of numerical investigations and showed that resonant frequencies of transducer are at 25.65 kHz, 31.1 kHz, 50.8 kHz while SPL values reaches up to 132.5 dB.

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Adhikari,

Tyagi

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Health implications due to exposure to fine and ultra-fine particulate matters: a short review

Cited by 3 publications

References 88 publications

Exploring Temporal and Spatial Trends in PM2.5 Concentrations in the Klang Valley, Malaysia: Insights for Air Quality Management

Exploring Temporal and Spatial Trends in PM2.5 Concentrations in the Klang Valley, Malaysia: Insights for Air Quality Management

Ultrasonic multi-frequency piezoelectric transducer for generation different sound pressure field patterns

Addressing air pollution in India: Innovative strategies for sustainable solutions

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