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Reist P.C. — Aerosol Science and Technology
Reist P.C. — Aerosol Science and Technology



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Íàçâàíèå: Aerosol Science and Technology

Àâòîð: Reist P.C.

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Featuring the latest research findings and applications, this expert guide covers the fundamentals and advanced principles of aerosol technology, and provides useful problem-solving techniques in air pollution, public health, and industrial hygiene. This second edition is completely revised and expanded and features new chapters on: explosive dusts; biological aerosols; fibers as aerosols; the design and operation of aerosol clean rooms; pharmaceutical aerosols; and atmospheric aerosols. New figures, tables, and illustrations, plus numerous case studies from industry and manufacturing environments are included.


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Ñòàòóñ ïðåäìåòíîãî óêàçàòåëÿ: Ãîòîâ óêàçàòåëü ñ íîìåðàìè ñòðàíèö

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Èçäàíèå: 2nd edition

Ãîä èçäàíèÿ: 1993

Êîëè÷åñòâî ñòðàíèö: 380

Äîáàâëåíà â êàòàëîã: 16.11.2009

Îïåðàöèè: Ïîëîæèòü íà ïîëêó | Ñêîïèðîâàòü ññûëêó äëÿ ôîðóìà | Ñêîïèðîâàòü ID
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Ïðåäìåòíûé óêàçàòåëü
Drag      49
Drag and Reynolds number      50—56
Drag coefficient      50—56
Drag, deformation      50—51
Drag, form and friction      71
Drag, surface      64
Drift      193 219—222
Drinker, P.D.      27
Droplet      see also “Water and water droplets”
Droplet, disintegration of      198—200
Droplet, evaporation of      251 260—262
Droplet, growth of      251 260—262
Droplet, lifetime of      256—260
Droplet, moving      260—262
Dry air, composition of      348
Dry air, mean free path in      40
Dry air, viscosity in      41
Ducts and dust explosions      337
Ducts, air flow in      48
Dust explosions      179 184 327
Dust explosions and particle size      332—336
Dust explosions, control of      336—337
Dust explosions, ignition sources for      331—335
Dust explosions, severity of      328—329
Dust explosions, types of particles in      329—331
Dust particles and condensation nuclei      238
Dust particles in cyclones      117
Dust particles, autoignitable      332
Dust particles, definition of      2
Dust particles, explosions of      see “Dust explosions”
Dust particles, flammability of      332—336
Dust particles, respirable      125—128
Dust-free space      163—165 175—177
Dynamic shape factor      68—71
Eddy diffusion coefficient      158
Effective migration velocity      222
Efficiency of boilers and heat exchangers      165
Efficiency of cyclones      119—120
Efficiency of electrostatic precipitators      221—222
Efficiency of impactors      94 96—100 111
Einbinder, H.      185
Einstein, Albert      133—136 167
Elastic collisions      32 49
Elder, M.E.      296
Electric charges      see “Charging mechanisms”
Electric discharges, sparks from      331
Electric fields      179—180 190—191
Electric fields for geometries      213—218
Electric fields with particles present      216—218
Electric fields, drift in      219—221
Electric fields, gravity in      76—77
Electric fields, perturbations in      218—219
Electric fields, strength of      180—181 209—210 212—218
Electric flux      191 193 210
Electric forces      179 181 348—349
Electrical effects in coagulation      313—314
Electrical units      211—212 348—350
Electrolytes      182 243
Electronegative gases      198
Electrostatic controlled kinetics and Coulomb's law      211
Electrostatic controlled kinetics, charge saturation in      195
Electrostatic controlled kinetics, drift in      219—221
Electrostatic controlled kinetics, efficiency of      221—222
Electrostatic controlled kinetics, electric fields for      209—210 213—218
Electrostatic controlled kinetics, electrical units for      211—212
Electrostatic controlled kinetics, field perturbations in      218—219
Electrostatic controlled kinetics, field strength for      210 212 214—218
Electrostatic controlled kinetics, potential for      212—213
Electrostatic units (esu)      349—350
Embryos      226 228 232
Energy, transfer of      40
Epstein's equation      170—171
Epstein, P.      173
Equation of motion      76—78 220
Equilibrium charge distribution      201—207
Equilibrium diameters      234
Equilibrium times      82 207
Equilibrium vapor pressure      243
Error function      147 345—346
Errors with impactor data      107—108
Errors, from anisokinetic sampling      122
evaporation      see “Condensation and evaporation”
Expansion ratios      228 351—352
Expansion, adiabatic      351—352
Explosions and explosive aerosols      179 184 327
Explosions and explosive aerosols and particle size      332—336
Explosions and explosive aerosols, control of      336—337
Explosions and explosive aerosols, ignition sources for      331—332
Explosions and explosive aerosols, severity of      328—329
Explosions and explosive aerosols, types of      329—331
Extinction      263
Extinction and Bouger's law      266—270
Extinction and contrast      276—279
Extinction paradox      271—272
Extinction, coefficient of      267 270—276
Extinction, efficiency factor for      268 273—275
Extinction, particle size in      294—295
Extinction, terms for      264—266
Factor of proportionality      210
Falling particles      81
Farrer, D.      329—331
Feret's diameter      4—6
Fibers      4
Fibers, aerodynamic diameter of      71—72
Fibers, persistence of      73
Fibers, settling velocity of      81
Fibers, Stokes' law with      68—71
Fick's laws of diffusion      132—133 135 137 145—147 151
Field charging      185 189—195
Field of force      180
Field strength      180—181 209—210 212—218
Filter fan model      153—155
Final velocity      53—55 66 75 81—82
Flachsbart, H.      69 117
Flame ionization      184—185
Flammability of dusts      332—336
Flanagan, V.P.V.      207
Fleagle, R.G.      201
Fletcher, F.W.      242
Flocculated particles      68
Flocs      8
Fluid dynamics      31
Fluid mechanics      45
Fluid properties      31
Fluid properties, drag      49—56
Fluid properties, gas behavior      33—40
Fluid properties, kinetic theory for      32—33
Fluid properties, macroscopic      45—56
Fluid properties, Reynolds number for      45—49
Fluid properties, viscosity, conductivity and diffusion      40—42
Flux      191 193 210
Fly ash      8
Fly ash and drift velocity      221
Fly ash and field strength      217—218
Fog      3
Foitzik, I.      289
force      75 179—180
Force balance equations      76
Force vector      180
Form drag      71
Forward scattering      281—282 291—293 296—297
Fox, D.L.      233
Fractal geometry      8—11
Fraunhofer diffraction      296
Free energy and ions      233—237
Free molecule region, thermophoresis in      166—169
Friction drag      71
Frictional electrification      183—184
Frictional resistance      50
Friedlander, S.K.      312 316
Fuchs and Brownian rotation      138
Fuchs and coagulation      313—314
Fuchs and diffusion and collisions      304
Fuchs and diffusion charging      188
Fuchs and equilibrium charge distributions      204—205
Fuchs and free mean path      142
Fuchs and impaction      93
Fuchs and lifetime of drops      258—259 261
Fuchs and mean square displacement      141
Fuchs and thermophoresis      165 173
Fuchs, N.A.      61
Fumes      2 8
Fumes sampling      124
Fumes, removal of      217
Fungi      320
Gas-phase reactions      226
Gases      31
Gases in cyclones      117
Gases in pipes      47
Gases, adsorption of      241
Gases, behavior of      33—40
Gases, diameters of      39
Gases, diffusion in      40—42 132—133 253
Gases, electronegative      198
Gases, inertia of      60
Gases, molecules present in      32—33
Gases, transfer of momentum, energy and mass within      40
Gases, two-dimensional trajectories of      140—141
Gases, velocity of      35 37—38
Gases, viscosity and conductivity of      40—42
Gases, volume of      32
Geometric mean      26
Geometric mean diameter      23
Geometric median      24
Geometric standard deviation      23—24
Geometries, electric fields for      213—218
Geometry, fractal      8—11
Gfflespie, T.      306
Giant nuclei      238
Gibbs, W.E.      165
Giese, R.      287—288
Glycerol particles      171
Goetz, A.      240
Goren, S.L.      176
graph paper      24
Graphs, histograms      15—19
Gravity and particle motion      77—81
Gravity in coagulation      311—312
Gravity in electric fields      76—77
Gravity, deposition from      121
Green, H.L.      95 296
Grinding wheels, particles thrown from      86
Grounding of ductwork      337
Growth and evaporation      251—262
Gucker, F.T.      297
Happel, J.      65
Hatch — Choate equation      27—29
Hatch, T.      27
Haze, definition of      3
Heat      see “Temperature”
Heat exchangers, deposition in      165
Heineman, H.      183
Helium gas, viscosity of      42
Herdan, G.      24
Hering design      97
Hering impactors      104
Hering, S.V.      97 103—104
Hertzberg, M.      330 332—333
Heterogeneous nucleation      226 238—248
Hidy, G.M.      310 312 314
Higher-order Tyndall spectra      295—296
Histograms      15—19
Hochrainer, D.      219
Hocking, L.M.      315—316
Hodkinson, J.R.      270 296
Homogeneous aerosols      3
Homogeneous nucleation      226 228—232
Hoppel, W.A.      188 204—205
Horizontal range of particles      83
Hot bodies      163—165
Hot spots      337
Humidity and condensation      246—248
Humidity and dust explosions      184 334—336
Humidity and extinction measurements      279
Hydrated protons, speed of      189
Hydrogen and corona      198
Hydrogen, speed of      35
Hyperbolic streams      108
Hysteresis      246—248
Ideal stirred settling      86—88
Ignition sources      331—332
Image effect      188
Image force      218—219
Impaction      92—96
Impaction and bounce      101—102
Impaction and pressure drop      104—105
Impaction and small size      102—104
Impaction parameter      95
Impaction, curvilinear motion      91—92
Impaction, data analysis with      106—113
Impaction, from inertia      121—122
Impaction, operation of      96—101
Impaction, phase trajectories with      108—113
Impactors for small particle sizes      102—104
Impactors, analysis of      105—107
Impactors, configuration of      95
Impactors, cut points for      91 96—97 100 103
Impactors, efficiency of      94 96—100 111
Impactors, errors with      107—108
Impactors, operation of      96—101
Impactors, particle bounce in      101—102
Impactors, phase trajectories for analyzing      108—113
Impactors, pressure drop in      104—105
Impingers      91
Induction      210 218
Inelastic impacts      49
Inertia      45 47 91
Inertia in diffusion      141
Inertia of gas molecules      60
Inertia, deposition by      121—122
Infinite medium      64—65
Inorganic composition of condensation, nuclei      241
Insoluble nuclei      242
Intensity of light      282—283 285 290—291
Intermediate flow      47—48
Internal circulation      66—67
Interval size      15
Ions and ionization      181—182
Ions and ionization and charge equilibrium      200—201
Ions and ionization in flames      184—185
Ions and ionization, as nuclei      233—238
Ions and ionization, collisions with      185
Ions and ionization, concentrations of      186 200—201 203
Ions and ionization, current density of      190 192—193
Ions and ionization, diffusion charging with      186—189
Ions and ionization, from corona discharge      195—198
Ions and ionization, mobility of      193 215
Ions and ionization, negative      183
Ions and ionization, space charges from      213—216
Isokinetic sampling      120—124
Isometric particles      3
Isometric particles, Brownian rotation of      139
Isometric particles, persistence of      73
Isometric particles, shape of      68
Ivchenko, I.N.      172
Jacobsen, S.      169
Jennings, S.G.      39—41 61
Jets      96 101 103
Johnson, I.      71—72 200 295
Joos, G.      343
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