Applied Microbiology · 1964 · 21 citations · 9 references
EngineeringBioengineeringMicrobiologyMicrofabricationAerosol Particle EngineeringAerosol PhysicsAerosol ScienceParticle SizeParticle Size ControlParticulate MatterAerosol FiltrationAerosol Particle Size DistributionAerosol Size DistributionBiological AerosolsMicrobial AerosolizationParticle AerosolizationWall Loss Effects
A single-stage impactor device, capable of fractionating a bacterial aerosol into its component mass size classes while preserving the viability of sensitive vegetative cells against the deleterious effects of desiccation and impaction, is described. Among the valuable features of the impactor are its negligible wall loss, ease of fabrication and use, and relative inexpensiveness.
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Sampling microbiological aerosols.
Harold W. Wolf, P Skaliy, Lawrence Hall et al. · PubMed · 1959 · 98 citations
Jet impactors for determining the particle-size distributions of aerosols.