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In this paper the particle filter group model, which was presented in the first part of this series of study, is employed to predict particle fate in a typical ventilation system. The model simultaneously takes into account the interactions between particle transport in ventilation ducts and rooms and particle spatial distribution. It has been proven that an entire ventilation system, including filters,...
Aerosol particles are regarded as one of the most significant pollutants in the indoor environment. These particles can travel through ventilation systems, thus impacting indoor air pollution. Accurate modeling and prediction of aerosol particle transport in ventilation systems is therefore a key component of indoor particle pollution. Since recycled air takes particles into the ventilation system...
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