3 nanometer-20 micrometer aerosol particle size distribution measuring apparatus

Abstract

The invention discloses a 3 nanometer-20 micrometer aerosol particle size distribution measuring apparatus, and belongs to the technical field of environment aerosol measurement. The measuring apparatus integrates an aerodynamic particulate matter size spectrometer, a nano-particulate matter differential electromobility analyzer, a nano-particulate matter condensation nucleus particle counter, a sub-micron particulate matter differential electromobility analyzer and a sub-micron particulate matter condensation nucleus particle counter, and is characterized in that a voltage/flow control box is used to provide hierarchical voltages and sheath gas to the two particulate matter analyzers; a data acquisition card is used to synchronously acquire impulse signals of the particulate matter size spectrometer and the two particle counters; and a measurement control system is used to control the voltage output and sheath gas flow of the voltage/flow control box, process and analyze the impulse signals input to the data acquisition card, and output a two-dimensional diagram showing a 3 nanometer-20 micrometer particle size distribution spectrum and a three-dimensional diagram containing a time series. The measuring apparatus disclosed by the invention has the beneficial effects that the measurement is precise, the apparatus operation is simple, and the apparatus can provide technical support for atmosphere combined pollution and nanometer scientific research.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of environmental aerosol measurement, in particular to an instrument capable of measuring the particle size distribution of 3nm-20μm aerosol. Background technique [0002] In recent years, people have paid more and more attention to atmospheric particulate matter pollution, hoping to obtain information on the number concentration and particle size distribution of atmospheric particulate matter. At present, the measurement of the number concentration and particle size distribution of atmospheric particulate matter mainly relies on electrical and optical techniques, and some commercial instruments are already available. However, the particle size span of atmospheric particulate matter is very wide, from a few nanometers to tens of microns, making it difficult to measure the full particle size distribution spectrum (that is, the particle size distribution of 3nm-20μm particles) with one technology. Existing co...

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However, the particle size span of atmospheric particulate matter is very wide, from a few nanometers to tens of microns, which makes it difficult for a technique to measure the full particle size distribution spectrum (ie, the particle size distribution of 3nm-20μm particles)

Existing commercial instruments can only obtain a relatively narrow particle size distribution in the nanometer, or submicron, or micron range when measuring the particle

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