
A presentation slide from the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency's Air Quality Programs – UFP (Ultrafine Particle) program, dated October 2024, explaining the measurement theory for particles under 2.5 microns using a classifier, DMA (differential mobility analyzer), and CPC (condensation particle counter). The accompanying photo shows equipment installed at '10th and Weller,' with particle diameters ranging from 5–15 nm to 400–1000 nm.Open full document
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A presentation slide from the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency’s Air Quality Programs – UFP (Ultrafine Particle) program, dated October 2024, explaining the measurement theory for particles under 2.5 microns using a classifier, DMA (differential mobility analyzer), and CPC (condensation particle counter). The accompanying photo shows equipment installed at ’10th and Weller,’ with particle diameters ranging from 5–15 nm to 400–1000 nm.