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Test of Filter Media According To EN 1822: Thomas Krinke & Hans-Georg Horn
Test of Filter Media According To EN 1822: Thomas Krinke & Hans-Georg Horn
• Filtration – Basics
• EN 1822 – Short Overview
• Solution for EN 1822 conform characterization
of filter media
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Filter Testing – Introduction
Downstream Concentration
Penetration, P =
Upstream Concentration
Efficiency, E = 1 - P
Interception Particles travel along streamlines and are caught because of their
size. Ratio of particle to fiber size is important.
Inertial Particles deviate from the streamlines due to inertia and impact on
the fibers. Large particles, high density, high velocity and small fibers
Impaction is most efficient.
Deposition
Inertial Impaction Electrostatic
Attraction
(-)
(+)
Filter
Fiber
Brownian Diffusion
Interception
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Filter Efficiency Curve
100%
80%
Efficiency
60% INTERCEPTION
DIFFUSION AND
INERTIAL
IMPACTION
40% DIFFUSION
AND
INTERCEPTION
20%
0%
0.01 0.1 1
Particle Diameter [µm]
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Filter Penetration
100
0.01
0.001
0.01 0.1 1 10
Effect of
Particle Deposition Mechanisms
and Flow Rate (Face Velocity) MPPS
on Penetration and
Diffusion Interception
PENETRATION
Impaction
Most Penetrating Particle Size MPPS
lower velocity
Leads to
Increase of MPPS
PARTICLE SIZE - log scale Decrease of Penetration
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Filter Testing Standard EN 1822
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Filter Testing Standard EN 1822
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Classification by En 1822 – 1
HEPA & ULPA Filters
High Efficiency
Particle Air Filter
Ultra Low
Penetration Air Filter
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Example for Decrease of Number
Concentration
1.0E+07
1.0E7 Particle/ccm on raw gas side
1.0E+04
1.0E+03
1.0E+02
1.0E+01
1.0E+00
1.0E-01
1.0E-02
1.0E-03
H10 H11 H12 H13 H14 U15 U16 U17
Filter Type 11
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Filter Testing Standard EN 1822
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1822-3 Testing flat sheet filter media
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1822-3 Testing flat sheet filter media
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1822-3 Testing flat sheet filter media
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50 nm
Atomizer with
0.03% DEHS in Isopropanol
1.6L/min
Neutralizer 3012
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100 nm
Atomizer with
0.03% DEHS in Isopropanol
1.6L/min
Neutralizer 3012
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150 nm
Atomizer with
0.03% DEHS in Isopropanol
1.6L/min
Neutralizer 3012
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Creating Penetration Curve
with Monodisperse Aerosol
Penetration
dn/dlogdp
Particle Diameter
Penetration
logdp
Particle Diameter
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1822-3 Testing flat sheet filter media
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Disadvantages of OPCs for
Determination of MMPS
• Comparatively poor size resolution (high
resolution needed)
• No channels below 200 nm
• Some filter media (e.g. electrostatic) can have
MMPS of below 50nm
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Monodisperse test aerosol and CPC(s)
for determination of MPPS
• Biggest advantage:
Excellent coverage of the possible size
range for the MPPS.
• Disadvantage: More time needed to carry
out test
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Instrument Solution
Model 3160 Fractional Efficiency Filter Tester
Oil Atomizers
Bleed Flow
System Downstream
CPC
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Instrument Solution (2)
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3160 Printouts
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Applications
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3160 Operation and Setup Tips
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3160 Calibration
• Instrument uses electrical mobility which is the
standard method for checking submicron particle
sizes and CPC’s which are the concentration
standard
• Flows and pressure drops can be independently
verified
• Field Installation is provided with new instruments
to verify performance
• We provide Field Service and Service Contracts
when requested by customers
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3160 Features and Benefits
Feature Benefit
Automated Fractional Efficiency test Simpler and easier than developing this system
from components
Includes computer and Windows software Familiar Windows look and feel minimizes operation
for current operating systems and training time
Flows and size controls are automatic or Doesn’t require additional equipment or lots of time
simple to use to set up tests
New expanded size range up to 0.8 Provides information that previously required a
microns different tester
Fast Test Mode Adds ability to use an instrument designed for
fractional efficiency for fast quality control tests
Automatically adjusts concentration and Eliminates the need to monitor the test for
test time to get the best results within the concentrations that are higher or lower than desired
parameters you set
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