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Validation: Co-Located Instruments<br />

Comparison <strong>of</strong> two UFP Monitors for six size classes<br />

20-30nm<br />

• Four Instruments were Co-Located to verify<br />

30-50nm<br />

that they gave reproducible results<br />

• Compared against IfT Sizing System<br />

50-70nm<br />

70-100nm<br />

Correlations:<br />

r 2 : 0.94 -0.98<br />

Slope: 0.90 – 1.04<br />

100-200nm<br />

>200nm<br />

Inside lab at the Helmholtz Center for Environmental<br />

Research (UFZ) in Leipzig, Germany: Four UFP Monitor<br />

prototypes being tested prior to field deployment<br />

Source: Wehner, et. al., 2007<br />

© 2010, TSI Incorporated<br />

Outside lab at the Helmholtz Center for Environmental<br />

Research (UFZ) in Leipzig, Germany: Sampling high<br />

pollution ambient air from a street canyon.<br />

Wehner, B., et al., “The new UFP 330: Comparison with a DMPS for ambient aerosols”, Poster Presentation, European Aerosol Conference, Salzburg, Austria, 2007<br />

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