Abstract
ABSTRACT In this paper, compared are filtration characteristics of two different filters made from uncharged melt-blown media and electrostatically charged split-fiber media. The split-fiber filters have stronger electrostatic charges in the media than the melt-blown filter, which in turn enhances the initial fractional efficiency. The compared parameters are fractional efficiencies, dust holding capacities, incremental fractional efficiencies, and pressure drop. The advantages and disadvantages of these filters for cabin air filtration applications are discussed based on the experimental results obtained using SAE-fine dust and sodium chloride test aerosol. The optimization process of the filter selection is also discussed.
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