PM10 + Whole air inlet combination
Posted: Thu Jan 13, 2022 2:04 pm
Hi all,
as Hohenpeißenberg station is in clouds/fog for >5-10% of the time (~10% with visual range <200m) we are supposed to change our current PM10 inlet (installed 2003, DIGITEL, 170 l/min) to whole-air. In order to minimize rupture of time series (as of 1995) and pollution of instruments by pollen, local dust, plant debris..., we think about possible modification of the standard PM10 inlet (http://www.digitel-ag.com/de/en/product ... lets/pm10/) to fulfill 'whole-air inlet' criteria, e.g. by elongating and heating the outer cover/cylinder or something similar.
Has anyone experience with such a modification, knows about from-the-shelf solutions to this, or expects this to be no promising approach because of reasons we have not yet thought of?
Thanks & cheers,
Harald
as Hohenpeißenberg station is in clouds/fog for >5-10% of the time (~10% with visual range <200m) we are supposed to change our current PM10 inlet (installed 2003, DIGITEL, 170 l/min) to whole-air. In order to minimize rupture of time series (as of 1995) and pollution of instruments by pollen, local dust, plant debris..., we think about possible modification of the standard PM10 inlet (http://www.digitel-ag.com/de/en/product ... lets/pm10/) to fulfill 'whole-air inlet' criteria, e.g. by elongating and heating the outer cover/cylinder or something similar.
Has anyone experience with such a modification, knows about from-the-shelf solutions to this, or expects this to be no promising approach because of reasons we have not yet thought of?
Thanks & cheers,
Harald