Abstract
Certain measurement techniques (such as the asbestos method using phase contrast microscopy) require uniform deposits of the sample on a filter. The asbestos fiber analytical methods require such uniform deposition because the analysis only observes small, randomly chosen locations on the filter. In this study, a vibrating orifice monodisperse aerosol generator was used to generate methylene blue particles. The aerosols were dried by filtered compressed air and then neutralized by inducing a charge on the droplet stream that emerged from the vibrating orifice. An Aerodynamic Particle Sizer was used to measure the number concentration and size distribution of the generated aerosol particles. Meanwhile, the filter deposits were examined via image processing, combined with statistical methods for defining uniformity. In order to better define uniformity and make the indicator more universal, the uniformity was defined as the exponential of the negative CV (coefficient of variation) value which was a transfor...
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