Arrestance - Revision history

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	* Clean indoor air for healthy living - New air filter standards.		* Clean indoor air for healthy living - New air filter standards.
	* Fall arrest system.		* Fall arrest system.
		+	* High efficiency particulate arrestance HEPA.
	* Indoor air quality.		* Indoor air quality.
	* Indoor environmental quality.		* Indoor environmental quality.

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	* Air filtration.		* Air filtration.
		+	* Clean air delivery rate CADR.
	* Clean indoor air for healthy living - New air filter standards.		* Clean indoor air for healthy living - New air filter standards.
	* Fall arrest system.		* Fall arrest system.

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		+	* Air filtration.
	* Clean indoor air for healthy living - New air filter standards.		* Clean indoor air for healthy living - New air filter standards.
	* Fall arrest system.		* Fall arrest system.

Designing Buildings at 07:05, 9 December 2021

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−	Arrestance is a measure of the ability of an air filtration device to remove heavier (and often larger) particles from the air. ~~The arrestance~~ describes how well certain types of particles - such as dirt, lint, hair, and dust - are removed based on their weight rather than their size. Arrestance of these heavier particles (those generally weighing more than 10 micrometres) is typically accomplished by primary air filters.	+	Arrestance is a measure of the ability of an air filtration device to remove heavier (and often larger) particles from the air. It describes how well certain types of particles - such as dirt, lint, hair, and dust - are removed based on their weight rather than their size. Arrestance of these heavier particles (those generally weighing more than 10 micrometres) is typically accomplished by primary air filters.
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		+	The word 'arrest' might refer to a fall arrest system (FAS), a system designed to minimise injury if a worker should fall from a significant height and experience impact. Fall more information see: Fall arrest system.

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	* Clean indoor air for healthy living - New air filter standards.		* Clean indoor air for healthy living - New air filter standards.
		+	* Fall arrest system.
	* Indoor air quality.		* Indoor air quality.
	* Indoor environmental quality.		* Indoor environmental quality.
	* Minimum efficiency reporting value MERV.		* Minimum efficiency reporting value MERV.

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Editor at 17:40, 8 December 2021

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−	Arrestance is a measure of the ability of an air filtration device to remove ~~larger and~~ heavier ~~synthetic~~ particles from the air. The arrestance describes how well certain types of particles - such as dirt, lint, hair, and dust - are removed based on their weight. Arrestance of these ~~larger~~ particles (those generally weighing more than 10 micrometres) is typically accomplished by primary air filters.	+	Arrestance is a measure of the ability of an air filtration device to remove heavier (and often larger) particles from the air. The arrestance describes how well certain types of particles - such as dirt, lint, hair, and dust - are removed based on their weight rather than their size. Arrestance of these heavier particles (those generally weighing more than 10 micrometres) is typically accomplished by primary air filters.

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−	Arrestance is a measure of the ability of an air filtration device to remove larger and heavier synthetic particles from the air. The arrestance describes how well ~~an air filter removes~~ particles - such as dirt, lint, hair, and dust - based on ~~the~~ weight ~~of material that has been removed~~. Arrestance of these larger particles (those generally weighing more than 10 micrometres) is typically accomplished by primary air filters.	+	Arrestance is a measure of the ability of an air filtration device to remove larger and heavier synthetic particles from the air. The arrestance describes how well certain types of particles - such as dirt, lint, hair, and dust - are removed based on their weight. Arrestance of these larger particles (those generally weighing more than 10 micrometres) is typically accomplished by primary air filters.

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Arrestance is a measure of the ability of an air filtration device to remove larger and heavier synthetic particles from the air. The arrestance describes how well an air filter removes particles - such as dirt, lint, hair, and dust - based on the weight of material that has been removed. Arrestance of these larger particles (those generally weighing more than 10 micrometres) is typically accomplished by primary air filters.

= Related articles on Designing Buildings =

* Clean indoor air for healthy living - New air filter standards.
* Indoor air quality.
* Indoor environmental quality.
* Minimum efficiency reporting value MERV.

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