… The use of single-stage filters to clean exhaust from an animal house is limited because
each … (3) Single-stage filter for mitigating emissions at the outlet is limited because each …

… Strategies to manage aquatic diseases and mitigate their impacts are needed and must
be able to reduce pathogen loads and or transmission in large bodies of water in a variety of …

… efficiency, or the number of particles that escape through the filter. Most current smoke
evacuators use ultra low penetration air filters, which have a filtration efficiency of 99.999% for …

… speed and filter and added portable filtration technologies to study strategies for improving …
and use of a portable HEPA filter in the room results in a 66% reduction in potential exposure. …

… in vegetative filter strips, or 20–90% for strongly sorbed pesticides in constructed wetlands),
which hampers the direct use of these reduction efficiencies for modelling purposes. …

… , sanitation, and hygiene strategies with Maasai pastoralists in … to assess the potential of the
Biosand Filter as a low-cost, low-… mitigation strategies prior to the implementation of the filter.…

… the section on Management Strategies for Reducing Ammonia. … Biomass filters use the
principle that if dust is removed from … of dust and ammonia mitigation strategies and only then will …

… Traditionally, harmonic mitigation is achieved by passive filters. The possibility of resonance
… filtering are denoted by V αF and V βF . The use of the low pass filter makes the strategy …

… Point-of-Use Filters The resiliency of pathogens in established biofilms has prompted
alternative risk mitigation strategies, including the installation of point-of-use filters when enhanced …

… Possible use of washing machine filters as discussed earlier will filter the released fiber. This
will avoid the mixing of microfibers into domestic sewers (Napper et al. 2020). However, the …