EppriT TOT Trt ZUNI - YAG40 TSO 4.5HR WINCREMENTAL COLLECTOR 8-7 | @ INCREMENTAL COLLECTOR A-1 50 ETT a a r Derm —INCMEMENTAL COLLECTOR C-24 i } Yo a-1 a — = F Ss - - - - — = — — - L — YY. al L woot = PG 1 2 i E t. | 4, . INS ya La MA oe 7 afl! 1 Ht ~ arr 1 \ U E \ \ 1 = = E 50 \ > Al Atm E a 1000 C-24 x = i 100 ~ & NJ L_ eg COLLECTOR =amk - 3 ~~ INCREMENTAL A — ‘| F _ TSO 9.7HR “INCREMENTAL COLLECTOR €-20 | INCREMENTAL COLLECTOR 8-7 - - 50 (ALL GREASEO TRAYS) TTT TE WA-YAG 39 @INCREMENTA COLLECTOR A-2 = = 1000 TEWA- YAG 40 TSO“ 9.7HR @ INCREMENTAL COLLECTOR - TORT 0.0 ZUNI- YAG39 TSD 13.03HR 30 TT @ TFT pe! PT TCT n TOUT 3 Trt O4 TTT vs INCREMENTAL COLLECTOR C -20 raTirm \ so E a TET NUMBER OF PARTICLES / FT° MICRON HR OFT Perrin PPPuilt TT 190 1000 50 109 PARTICLE SIZE ( MICRON ) Figure 4.12 Comparison of incremental-collector, particle-size frequency distributions, Shots Zuni and Tewa. 1000