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Fig 1.

Variation of single-fiber trapping efficiency with particles of different sizes.

(a) Fractal aggregate particle with Df = 1.8 and a = 15 nm; (b) Fractal aggregate particle with Df = 1.7 and a = 15 nm.

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Fig 2.

Dynamic trapping process model.

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Fig 3.

Comparison between simulation results and experimental data of trapping efficiency.

(a) Comparison of data before correction; (b) Comparison of data after correction.

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Fig 4.

Porosity as a function of time.

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Fig 5.

Permeability changes over time.

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Fig 6.

Trapping efficiency of the first layer at different times.

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Fig 7.

Trapping efficiency of different filter layers and particle migration radius.

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Fig 8.

Relation of trap pressure drop at different times in the first layer.

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Fig 9.

Pressure drop at different filtration layers and migration radius.

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Fig 10.

Influence of different flow rates on trapping efficiency.

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Fig 11.

Effects of different fiber radii on trapping efficiency.

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Fig 12.

Effects of different fractal dimensions on trapping efficiency.

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Fig 13.

Influence of different wall thicknesses on trapping efficiency.

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