Aerosol agglomeration by aerial ultrasonic sources containing a cylindrical vibrating plate with the same diameter as a circular tube

Abstract The agglomeration by acoustic waves is a phenomenon in which the vibration of fine particles induced irradiating suspended atmosphere with ultrasonic waves, and collided adhere to each other causing frequent collisions between particles, thereby increasing particle size. Ultrasonic an aerosol flowing circular tube using conventional method sound field different diameter from duct causes pressure loss. In this study, cylindrical aerial source same as was used, agglomerated without Several types chamber for were fabricated, effect input power on measured.