A simulation of unsteady-state filtration via nanofiber media at reduced operating pressures

By B. Maze, H. Tafreshi, Q. Wang, B. Pourdeyhimi. 2007

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3D modeling of filtration process via polyurethane nanofiber based nonwoven filters prepared by electrospinning process (2011, methodology): “Efficiency of the filter is theoretically determined by the number of particles, which can be captured inside the filter (Maze et al., 2007) where Nin and Nou[ are the number of entering and exiting particles, respectively.”
A realistic approach for modeling permeability of fibrous media : 3-D imaging coupled with CFD simulation (2008, background): “…layered structures, where axes of cylindrical fibers lie randomly in the plane perpendicular to fluid flow (see, for instance, Wang et al., 2006; Maze et al., 2007; Zobel et al., 2007), and random structures, where fibers axes can be randomly arranged in any spatial direction (Tomadakis and…”
Electrospun Nanofibers for Air Filtration Applications (2014, background): “Maze et al reported through simulation data that the filtration efficiency of the ENMs for nanoparticles can be improved by decreasing the fiber diameter and increasing the flow temperature of the air [20].”
Electrospun nanofibre materials to filter air pollutants – A review (2018, background): “[48] simulated that nanofibre effectively filtered particles of size 50–500 nm mainly due to Brownian diffusion and interception.”