Ambient Air Particulate Collector

Ambient Air Particulate Collectors are devices used to collect and measure particulate matter present in the ambient air. They are classified under the supply class Hazard-Detecting Instruments And Apparatus, which includes instruments and apparatus used for detecting and monitoring various hazards.

These collectors are specifically designed to capture and collect particulate matter suspended in the air, such as dust, smoke, pollen, and other fine particles. They are commonly used in environmental monitoring, air quality assessments, and research studies to measure the concentration and composition of airborne particles.

Ambient Air Particulate Collectors typically consist of a sampling inlet, a filter or collection medium, and a sampling pump or flow control mechanism. The sampling inlet is designed to allow the air to enter the collector while preventing larger particles from entering. The collected particles are then deposited onto a filter or collection medium, which can be later analyzed in a laboratory to determine the size, composition, and concentration of the particulate matter.

These collectors may also include additional features such as temperature and humidity sensors, data logging capabilities, and real-time monitoring options. They are often used in conjunction with other instruments and apparatus to provide a comprehensive assessment of air quality and potential hazards.

In summary, Ambient Air Particulate Collectors are important instruments used in environmental monitoring and research to collect and measure particulate matter present in the ambient air. They play a crucial role in assessing air quality and identifying potential hazards.