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Empirical study on evaluation of performance and filter replacement cycle of air cleaners installed in subway station
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In this study, the performance of air cleaners installed in subway stations was evaluated using field test method and chamber test method in accordance with the standard for air cleaner. Also, the air filter maintenance period was examined by the performance reduction of air cleaners with respect to the air filter usage period. From the field tests, the clean air delivery rate (CADR) of air cleaners with filter in use was about 85% on average compared to the ones with new filter. The main factor of CADR reduction was not the decrease of filter efficiency but the decrease of airflow rate. The chamber test results shows that the CADR of air cleaners decreased with the usage time, but the proper filter replacement can make the CADR keep about 95% of the certified CADR. The expected filter replacement cycle measured by the field test method was calculated to be approximately 3.35 months (100 days). However, the replacement cycle was a large difference between 1.2 and 6.6 months with the different stations. Therefore, the replacement cycle should be individually investigated for each station. The use of air cleaners must be effective in reducing fine dust in subway stations. For more effective air quality management in subway stations, additional researches is necessary to define the appropriate capacity of HVAC system and air cleaner, and related maintenance for each station.
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In this study, the performance of air cleaners installed in subway stations was evaluated using field test method and chamber test method in accordance with the standard for air cleaner. Also, the air filter maintenance period was examined by the performance reduction of air cleaners with respect to the air filter usage period. From the field tests, the clean air delivery rate (CADR) of air cleaners with filter in use was about 85% on average compared to the ones with new filter. The main factor of CADR reduction was not the decrease of filter efficiency but the decrease of airflow rate. The chamber test results shows that the CADR of air cleaners decreased with the usage time, but the proper filter replacement can make the CADR keep about 95% of the certified CADR. The expected filter replacement cycle measured by the field test method was calculated to be approximately 3.35 months (100 days). However, the replacement cycle was a large difference between 1.2 and 6.6 months with the different stations. Therefore, the replacement cycle should be individually investigated for each station. The use of air cleaners must be effective in reducing fine dust in subway stations. For more effective air quality management in subway stations, additional researches is necessary to define the appropriate capacity of HVAC system and air cleaner, and related maintenance for each station.
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