Aerosol technology : properties, behavior, and measurement of airborne particles - Hinds, William C.; Zhu, Yifang; John Wiley & Sons. (Hoboken, NJ : John Wiley & Sons, 2022)
"Since 1982, Aerosol Technology has been the number one text of choice among students and professionals who need to acquire a thorough working knowledge of modern aerosol theory and applications. While the fundamentals of aerosol science and technology have changed little over the years, the latter has changed substantially since the second edition was published. The third edition reflects the considerable advances that have been made over the past several decades of aerosol-related application areas. The latest edition has updated examples, sections, and practice problems designed to help readers gain mastery over the material. The book also includes new content exploring recent advances in areas of aerosol technology such as nanoparticles, health effects of atmospheric aerosols, modern instruments, remote sensing, bioaerosols, and low-cost sensors"-- Provided by publisher.
Introduction // Uniform Particle Motion // Particle Size Statistics // Straight-Line Acceleration and Curvilinear Particle Motion // Adhesion of Particles // Brownian Motion and Diffusion // Thermal and Radiometric Forces // Filtration // Sampling and Measurement of Concentration // Respiratory Deposition // Coagulation // Condensation and Evaporation // Atmospheric Aerosols // Electrical Properties //Optical Properties // Bulk Motion of Aerosols //Dust Explosions // Bioaerosols // Microscopic Measurement of Particle Size // Production of Test Aerosols // Appendices // Useful Constants and Conversion Factors // Some Basic Physical Laws // Relative Density of Common Aerosol Materials (Multiply Values by 1000 for Density in kg/m3 and by 1.0 for Density in g/cm3) // Standard Sieve Sizes // Properties of Gases and Vapors at 293 K [20oC] and 101 kPa [1 atm] // Viscosity and Density of Air versus Temperature // Pressure (a), Temperature (b), Density (c), and Mean Free Path (d) of air versus altitude // Properties of Water Vapor // Properties of Water // Particle Size Range of Aerosol Properties and Measurement Instruments: (a) Application Range for Aerosol Size Measuring Instruments and (b) Size Range of Aerosol Properties (See Also Fig. 1.6) // . Slip Correction Factor for Standard and Nonstandard Conditions: (a) Slip Correction Factor Minus One versus Particle Diameter and Standard Conditions; (b) Slip Correction Factor versus Particle Diameter Times Pressure (per atm) for Temperatures from 233 to 893K [-40 to 600 oC] // Properties of Selected Low-Vapor-Pressure Liquids // Reference Values for Atmospheric Properties at Sea Level and 293.15 K I20oC] // Greek Symbols Used in This Book // SI Prefixes.
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Keywords: Aerozole; Pomiary; Gazy