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Efficiency of dust sampling inlets in calm air

Breslin et al., 1975

Document ID
14137017033031642276
Author
Breslin J
STEIN R
Publication year
Publication venue
American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal

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Measurement of airborne dust concentrations usually involves drawing a sample of the dust- laden air into the measuring instrument through an inlet. Even if the surrounding air is calm, theoretical calculations predict that large particles may not be sampled accurately due to the …
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