Optimizing 3D-Printed, Reusable Metal N95 Filters by 3D Characterization and Modeling

As N95 masks are in short supply and high demand, reusable, sterilizable metal filters for masks built using 3D microstructural characterization and simulation methods are a promising alternative.

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Published in:Advanced materials & processes 2021-03, Vol.179 (2), p.23-26
Main Authors: Acierno, Aaron, Stevens, Erica, Sedlar, Teddi, Kimes, Katerina, Chmielus, Markus, Svihla, Kurt, Pilz, Steve, Dougherty, Patrick, Spirka, Thomas
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
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Summary:As N95 masks are in short supply and high demand, reusable, sterilizable metal filters for masks built using 3D microstructural characterization and simulation methods are a promising alternative.
ISSN:0882-7958
DOI:10.31399/asm.amp.2021-02.p023