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Electret filters are composed of thin, electrically charged fibers that are often utilized in industrial fields that require high collection efficiency with low flow resistance. A bundle-type electret filter in the Mechanical Ventilation and Air-Conditioning (MVAC) system of a Metro-subway was characterized in this study. The particle penetration and pressure drop parameters were examined under a filtration velocity ranging from 0.5 to 2.5 m/s. Particle penetration increased significantly in the early stages of filtration, but then became steady. The filter quality, which is a useful index of the filtration performance incorporating pressure drop and filtration efficiency, was evaluated for the test filters. The fiber bundle filter demonstrated a higher filter quality than the mechanical filter or the general panel-type electret filter with a small drop in pressure even at a high filtration velocity. In addition, the three dimensional structure and high electrostatic charge of the fiber bundle filter would enable a long retention time and constant level of pressure drop throughout the filtration.
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