Abstract
An inexpensive microsphere dispersion, deposition, and sampling system is described. This system was used to examine the transport and deposition of small particles (− 1 μm diameter) across the aerodynamic boundary layer which developed over a prototype deposition surface (smooth, flat, acrylic plate). Unit density, polystyrene latex microspheres (0.8 and 1.1 μm diameter) were deposited onto both oil-coated and dry, upper and lower surfaces. Observed deposition velocities were significantly larger than those reported in the literature, possibly because low relative humidities increased electrostatic charge on the experimental plate. The experimental results were greater than those predicted by a turbulent flow particle deposition model.
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