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Ultra-Web Media
 Filter Media Comparison
Ultra-Web
Nano-Fiber
Layer

• Unique nano-fiber composite filter media

• Contaminant collected on media surface
• High efficiency
• High capacity on fine, sub-micron contaminant
Nano-Fibers in Filter Media

Human Hair
Pollen
Cellulose Fiber
Coal Dust
Melt-blown Fiber (5 micron)
. Nano-Fiber
. Bacteria
Diesel
Soot
Nano-Fiber Technology
Scanning Electron Microscope Images
Cellulose Ultra-Web

2 & 5 µ particles 2 & 5 µ particles

Scanning Electron Microscope Images

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Ultra-Web Media

Nano-fiber
layer

Substrate
 Performance Characteristics
Longer Engine Life

Ultra-Web™

Cellulose

Ultra-Web
 ISO Fine Fractional Efficiency
Cellulose Ultra-Web
Fractional Efficiency Fractional Efficiency
Efficiency % (By Number)

100

Efficiency % (By Number)

100
90 0.01 g/ft2 90 0.01 g/ft2
0.06 g/ft2 0.06 g/ft2
80 0.11 g/ft2 80 0.13 g/ft2
70 99.97% 0.17 g/ft2
0.23 g/ft2
70 99.985% 0.19 g/ft2
0.26 g/ft2
60 ISO Fine 0.28 g/ft2 60 ISO Fine 0.32 g/ft2

50 50
0 1 2 3 4 5 0 1 2 3 4 5
Particle Size (Microns) Particle Size (Microns)
5mmdci.ppt- 1 Cellulose Media @ 10 fpm mmdci.ppt- 2 Composite Media @ 10 fpm

zero loading light loading (1% of capacity)

„ 0.4 um (1.7X) „ 0.4 um (41X)
„ 1.0 um (3X) „ 1.0 um (100X)
 ISO Fine Dust Loaded Media
both media loaded to 1,25 mbar

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Cellulose Media Ultra-web Media

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Media with Ultra-web layer allows 2.5 more mass
of dust on the samples
 Soot Bench
• Filter element life in soot
environment

Mixing chamber

Test filter

Diesel exhaust
source Blower
 Sub-Micron (Soot) Capacity
Soot Loading Development Test
Test Filter

25
1X 3X
Standard Cellulose
EON
20
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Filter DPs (in water)

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Elapsed Time (min)

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