Can Filters Capture Particles Smaller Than Their Pores? Understanding Interception
Direct interception captures particles smaller than the gaps between filter fibers when their airflow path brings them into contact with a fiber surface.
[Standards News] Revision of QB/T 5365 for Air-Purifier Filters Officially Launched
On January 14, 2025, industry representatives met in Hefei to launch the revision of QB/T 5365, the standard for filter-type air-purifier filters.
What Do Pre-, Medium-, and High-Efficiency Filters Do?
A three-stage system uses pre-filters for large debris, medium-efficiency filters for intermediate particles, and HEPA filters for fine pollutants.
What Should You Know About Air Filters in Humid Environments?
Humidity can reduce filtration efficiency, accelerate activated-carbon saturation, and promote microbial growth. Learn how to select, maintain, and replace filters in damp spaces.
Separator vs. Separatorless HEPA Filters: How Structure Affects Leakage and Airflow Resistance
Separator and separatorless HEPA filters differ in support design, sealing, media area, and airflow-channel consistency—factors that shape leakage risk and pressure-drop uniformity.
How Temperature and Relative Humidity Affect Air Filter Media Such as Electrets and Activated Carbon
Temperature and humidity affect electret charge stability and activated-carbon adsorption, reducing particle and VOC removal under hot, humid conditions.
How Matching Pre-Filter and Medium-Efficiency Filter Airflow Extends HEPA Filter Life
Correctly matching airflow across pre-, medium-, and high-efficiency filters lets upstream stages share the particle load, reducing HEPA clogging and extending service life.
Effect of 50 vs. 100 Pleats in Bag Dust Filters on Dust-Holding Capacity, Resistance, and Filtration Efficiency
Compare how 50 versus 100 pleats per meter affect filter area, dust capacity, pressure drop, particle efficiency, and airflow distribution.