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Limiting factors in acoustic density separation of carbon particles in air
Particles suspended in a fluid that is exposed to an acoustic standing wave experience a time-averaged force that drives them to either the pressure nodes or anti-nodes of the wave. Several filter designs have been successfully implemented using this force to filter small particles in liquids with l...
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Department of Electrical Engineering
2014
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