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I have a filter that meets the beta ratio and dust holding capacity requirements but has a low life in terms of reaching terminal pressure drop. Perhaps the filter is capturing lot of small sized particles!. How do i capture this aspect thro testing?. what type of test can throw light on this?

10/24/047:16 AM

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mrhughesMember

Send it to a Oil Analysis Laboratory for microscopic analysis. For type of particles, they can run an element analysis of the particles (ICP/RDE) by mixing the particles with 0-oil (oil with no additives). Also make them take some digital images.

10/24/0411:36 AM

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