Critical analysis of uncertainties during particle filtration
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2012
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Badalyan, A.
Carageorgos, T.
Bedrikovetski, P.
You, Z.
Zeinijahromi, A.
Kaiser, A.
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Review of Scientific Instruments, 2012; 83(9):1-9
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Alexander Badalyan, Themis Carageorgos, Pavel Bedrikovetsky, Zhenjiang You, Abbas Zeinijahromi, and Keyiseer Aji
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Using the law of propagation of uncertainties we show how equipment- and measurement-related uncertainties contribute to the overall combined standard uncertainties (CSU) in filter permeability and in modelling the results for polystyrene latex microspheres filtration through a borosilicate glass filter at various injection velocities. Standard uncertainties in dynamic viscosity and volumetric flowrate of microspheres suspension have the greatest influence on the overall CSU in filter permeability which excellently agrees with results obtained from Monte Carlo simulations. Two model parameters "maximum critical retention concentration" and "minimum injection velocity" and their uncertainties were calculated by fitting two quadratic mathematical models to the experimental data using a weighted least squares approximation. Uncertainty in the internal cake porosity has the highest impact on modelling uncertainties in critical retention concentration. The model with the internal cake porosity reproduces experimental "critical retention concentration vs velocity"-data better than the second model which contains the total electrostatic force whose value and uncertainty have not been reliably calculated due to the lack of experimental dielectric data.
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Extent: 9p. Copyright 2012 American Institute of Physics. This article may be downloaded for personal use only. Any other use requires prior permission of the author and the American Institute of Physics. The following article appeared in Review of Scientific Instruments, 2012; 83(9):095106 and may be found at http://rsi.aip.org/resource/1/rsinak/v83/i9/p095106_s1.
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