Abstract. In this work, we modelled activation and growth of silver particles in the water-operated TSI model 3785 wa-ter condensation particle counter (WCPC). Our objective was to investigate theoretically how various effects influence the counting efficiency of this CPC. Coupled fluid and particle dynamic processes were modelled with the computational fluid dynamics (CFD) code FLUENT in combination with the Fine Particle Model (FPM) to obtain profiles of tempera-ture, vapour concentration, nucleation rate, and particle size. We found that the counting efficiency of the TSI 3785 for small particles might be affected by the presence of larger particles. Moreover, homogeneous nucleation processes can significantly influence counting efficien...
Aerosol particle number concentration measurements are a crucial part of aerosol research. Vertical ...
Abstract. In this study we have provided simple analytical formulae to estimate the growth rate of a...
Aerosol particles and water vapour are two important constituents of the atmosphere. Their interacti...
In this study, we present our investigations on the counting efficiency of a TSI Environmental Parti...
Heterogeneous nucleation of supersaturated n-butanol vapor on neutral silver particles of different ...
The counting efficiencies of two TSI 3790 Condensation Particle Counters were investigated experimen...
Summarization: The effect of chemical composition of aerosol particles on the counting efficiency of...
Condensation Particle Counters (CPC) are research instruments that are commonly used to measure fine...
A water-based condensation particle counter (CPC) TSI 3785 is a new step for the ultrafine particle ...
The main performance characteristics of the modernized condensation particle counter (CPC) UF-02M we...
The effect of chemical composition of aerosol particles on the counting efficiency of a TSI 3790 con...
<p>Condensation particle counter (CPC) technology has continued to evolve, with the introduction of ...
In this study, a water-based compact handheld condensation particle counter (Hy-WCPC) is developed a...
Condensation particle counters (CPCs) are crucial instruments for detecting sub-10 nm aerosol partic...
When studying new particle formation, the uncertainty in determining the "true" nucleation rate is c...
Aerosol particle number concentration measurements are a crucial part of aerosol research. Vertical ...
Abstract. In this study we have provided simple analytical formulae to estimate the growth rate of a...
Aerosol particles and water vapour are two important constituents of the atmosphere. Their interacti...
In this study, we present our investigations on the counting efficiency of a TSI Environmental Parti...
Heterogeneous nucleation of supersaturated n-butanol vapor on neutral silver particles of different ...
The counting efficiencies of two TSI 3790 Condensation Particle Counters were investigated experimen...
Summarization: The effect of chemical composition of aerosol particles on the counting efficiency of...
Condensation Particle Counters (CPC) are research instruments that are commonly used to measure fine...
A water-based condensation particle counter (CPC) TSI 3785 is a new step for the ultrafine particle ...
The main performance characteristics of the modernized condensation particle counter (CPC) UF-02M we...
The effect of chemical composition of aerosol particles on the counting efficiency of a TSI 3790 con...
<p>Condensation particle counter (CPC) technology has continued to evolve, with the introduction of ...
In this study, a water-based compact handheld condensation particle counter (Hy-WCPC) is developed a...
Condensation particle counters (CPCs) are crucial instruments for detecting sub-10 nm aerosol partic...
When studying new particle formation, the uncertainty in determining the "true" nucleation rate is c...
Aerosol particle number concentration measurements are a crucial part of aerosol research. Vertical ...
Abstract. In this study we have provided simple analytical formulae to estimate the growth rate of a...
Aerosol particles and water vapour are two important constituents of the atmosphere. Their interacti...