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A model for evaluating the error associated with anisokinetic sampling in the measurement of particle concentrations in dusts emitted from stacks

Journal Article · · International Chemical Engineering (A Quarterly Journal of Translations from Russia, Eastern Europe and Asia); (United States)
OSTI ID:6529491
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  1. Yokohama Environmental Research Inst. (Japan)
Experimental testing of the author's previously derived equation for evaluation of anisokinetic sampling errors, using talc and flyash of particle sizes 1-20 [mu]m as well as three types of dusts emitted from furnaces, produced a new equation which is valid for Stokes numbers 0.1-30, viz., C[sub s]/C[sub 0] = [alpha](V[sub 0]/V[sub s]) + (1 [minus] [alpha]), where C[sub s] and C[sub 0] are the concentrations with anisokinetic and isokinetic sampling, respectively, V[sub 0] and V[sub s] are the gas rate and the suction velocity, respectively, and [alpha] is an inertia function which is determined by the Stokes number, V[sub 0]/V[sub s], and a coefficient A[sub 0] which, latter, is approximately unity for fine particles and 0.0625 for coarse particles.
OSTI ID:
6529491
Journal Information:
International Chemical Engineering (A Quarterly Journal of Translations from Russia, Eastern Europe and Asia); (United States), Journal Name: International Chemical Engineering (A Quarterly Journal of Translations from Russia, Eastern Europe and Asia); (United States) Vol. 33:1; ISSN INCEAX; ISSN 0020-6318
Country of Publication:
United States
Language:
English