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1 HEPA FACTS: HEPA is an acronym for "High
HEPA FACTS: HEPA is an acronym for "High Efficiency Particulate Air" or "High Efficiency Particulate Arrestance." This Institute of Environmental Sciences RPCC001.3. How long have HEPA filters been in use? The first HEPA filters were developed for the Atomic Energy Commission during World War II for use in facilities manufacturing components for the Me HEPA filters were originally cause human health or product quality problems. Typical users include military,electronics, biological and medical facilities. combination of diffusion, interception and inertial impactiEPA filter, the filter must capture at least 99.97% (9,997 out of size–about 300 times smaller than the lly necessary for IAQ applications? Laser particle counter measurements typically show that more than 99% of the particles suspended in indoor air icles this small is what sets them apart from other types of filters. Regulations developed by EPA, OSHA, CDC and other federal, state and local gov

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ernment agencies responsible for human health and IAQ issues slead and mold abatement, TB and SARS isolation filter media HEPA filters? requirements. Serious filter leakage can go undetected if filters are not individually tested and certified at the end procedures using a thermally generated mono-dispersed aerosol ar. Some regulations Why is the testing done with a 0.3-that 0.3-microns is the "Most Penetrating Particle Size (MPPS)" for HEPA filter media. Efficiency is typically than 0.3 microns are typically more easily trapped, or inIs a "HEPA Type" filter the same as a HEPA filter? According to the American Lung Association, filters classified as "HEPA type" filters may capture as little as 55% of 0.3-micron particles (5,500 out of 10,000). By this definition, the true Does HEPA filter efficiency decrease as the filter gets dirty? hat experience substantial loss of pically happens with HEPA filter efficient it can become. http://www.negairmachines.com