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Author(s) : CHERRIER G.

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Improving the scavenging kernel of aerosol particles by small water drops EL2014-015/C2015-058 | 2015

Scavenging aerosol particles by means of water sprays is an efficient way of removing hazardous dust from the atmosphere. Starting from the work of Wang et al. (1978), we propose to extend its formulation of a theoretical scavenging kernel to particles…
Aerosol scavenging by drops : deriving a collection kernel from microphysical modelling EL2014-015/C2016-007 | 2016

Scavenging aerosol particles by droplets is an efficient way of removing solid particles from gases. Despite its interest for both industrial applications and occupational health, predicting realistic removal rates by means of a simple collection…
Modelling the removal rate of airborne dust by sprays: importance of a realistic scavenging kernel EL2014-015/C2016-015 | 2016

Indoor air quality can be strongly affected by high aerosol particles concentration. When ventilation is not possible, aerosol scavenging by water sprays can be applied to protect workers. But, despite its interest for both industrial applications…
Modeling aerosol scavenging by drops: from microphysical CFD simulations to a global collection kernel EL2014-015/C2016-095 | 2016

Scavenging aerosol particles by droplets is an efficient way of removing hazardous particles from gases. Therefore, predicting removal rates by means of a realistic collection kernel is a purpose in several research fields like environment…
Aerosol scavenging by drops : deriving a collection kernel from microphysical modelling EL2014-015/P2016-059 | 2016

Scavenging aerosol particles by droplets is an efficient way of removing solid particles from gases. Despite its interest for both industrial applications and occupational health, predicting realistic removal rates by means of a simple collection…
Advantages and limitations of wet scrubbing in industrial hygiene EL2014-015 | 2014

In industrial effluent or in workplace atmospheres, it is frequent to observe the combined presence of gaseous and of particulate pollutants. For example, sectors such as waste electrical and electronic equipment treatment, composting, or wood…

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