filtration efficiency of a cigarette filter with x- or y-shaped fibers
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Abstract
Nicotine is harmful to the health of smokers and the inhalation of
second-hand smoke is more harmful. A high efficiency of nicotine filtration
for a cigarette filter is much needed. This paper suggests a formulation to
predict filtration efficiency of a filter with X- or Y-shaped fibers. Main
effects affecting the efficiency are elucidated using a fractal modification
of the Darcy's law.
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| Authors | ;Yang Zhanping |
| Journal | Nature |
| Year | 2019 |
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10.2298/TSCI1904517Y
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